³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÚÄÄ°±²ÛÛÛ²±°Ä°±²ÛÛÛÛÜÄÛ²±°Ä°±²ÛÛÛÛÛ²±°Ä°±²ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ²±°Ä°±²ÛÛÛ²±°ÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ°±²ÛÛÛ²±°Ä°±²ÛÛÄÛÛÛÄÛÛ²±°Ä°±²ÛÛÛ²±°Ä°±²ÛÛÛßÄßÛÛÛ²±°Ä°±²ÛÛÛ²±°ÄÄ¿ ÄÄÄ°±²ÛÛÛ²±°Ä°±²ÛÛÛÄÛÛÛÄÛÛÛ²±°Ä°±²Û²±°Ä°±²ÛÛÛÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ°±²ÛÛÛ²±°ÄÄÄ ÀÄÄ°±²ÛÛÛ²±°Ä°±²ÛÛÄÛÛÛÄÛÛ²±°Ä°±²ÛÛÛ²±°Ä°±²ÛÛÛÜÄÜÛÛÛ²±°Ä°±²ÛÛÛ²±°ÄÄÙ ÀÄÄ°±²ÛÛÛ²±°Ä°±²ÛÄßÛÛÛÛ²±°Ä°±²ÛÛÛÛÛ²±°Ä°±²ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ²±°Ä°±²ÛÛÛ²±°ÄÄÙ "Another day another dialup..." - NeuroCactus bulletin number two - - Minnow - Grudge - ®The Pick¯ - Blade - Scourge - - FreeStyle - Deicidal Maniac - Ripmax - ³ ³ ³ N ³ E ³ U ³ R ³ O ³ ³ ³ C ³ A ³ C ³ T ³ U ³ S ³ ³ ³ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ [2.1] - Contents and Introduction ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ [2.1] - Contents and Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Pick [2.2] - Busted! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ripmax [2.3] - VoiceMail, The Final Frontier . . . . . . . . . . . The Pick [2.4] - Advanced Social Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . FreeStyle [2.5] - ISP Voice Message Centre Part 2 . . . . . . . . . . . Ripmax [2.6] - MessageBank Intersystem Signalling . . . . . . . . The Pick [2.7] - MessageBank Fax Boxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Minnow [2.8] - Trash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scourge and The Pick [2.9] - Payphone overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Blade Introduction ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ Hey all, and welcome back to the NeuroCactus alliance bulletin number two. Since we last spoke, many changes have taken place in the NeuroCactus universe. New members. Grudge, Blade, FreeStyle, Deicidal Maniac and Ripmax have joined the group and it has expanded in many positive ways. As the first NeuroCactus event, NeuroCon '94 will be held in the heart of Melbourne. All invitations have already gone out so if you have not been invited (even by voice) you are obviously not on the guest list so don't bug us. Anyway, on with the mag... Disclaimer: All articles contained within this bulletin (NC-002) are to be read for informational purposes only. The authors of the articles contained do not in any way condone any of these activities and discourage any illegal activities thereof. We do NOT do ANYTHING ILLEGAL!!! If you think you have malicious intentions towards the law or any other establishment, please do not read this file. ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ - [2.2] - !BUSTED! - [2.2] - - Written by R¡PM…X - ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ Well nearly everyone had heard of myself being busted last year for phreaking, but still a lot of people have not heard what punishment was handed down to us. This article will hopefully serve as a reminder of what can happen to you guys out there aswell! Well the time was 7:00am (wow they were on time!) and 3 Federal Police and one Telecom Officer showed up with a search and seizure warrant and asked to be taken to my bedroom. Much to there dismay, I wasn't home and had left for work not 10 minutes before they had arrived. 2 of these Feds were sent down to collect me from work which is not the best of places to be collected from. Ohwell, Shit DOES happen! After a about an hour of searching the whole place they proceeded to turn my bedroom upside down taking anything with a digit written which could look like a fone number, code, pbx, calling card, credit card etc etc on it, (and I do mean anything). They also asked for information about Quasar and Murf at this stage I wouldnt give them and wasn't aware they were concurrently raiding there houses aswell. We were also tipped off about 1 month before hand that we were going to be raided so it gave us a bit of time to get rid of a lot of shit, but they found shit that I had lost myself ages ago! They went through every book, every cupboard and compiled a big pile on the floor and put it all into separate bags and started labeling. After which they loaded it all in to the car and we took a nice (PUKE) drive to the Feds HQ here. After a about 135 minutes of questioning I was finally sent down to the Lockup. During this time I had also seen Quasar at the Feds HQ. Down at the lockup we were photographed and finger printed and eventually released to await Trial. This had all happened over a period from 7am - 4:30pm, 1st May 1992. Wait.. Wait we did! From the 1st May, we didnt eventually get sentenced on the 21st August, and then after that faced a property forfeiture which was resolved on 4th September. Outcomes were as follows, THE COURT ORDERS the release of the defenedant under paragraph 20(1)(a) of the Crimes Act 1914 (is this out dated or what?) without passing sentence on the defendant, upon the defendant giving security *(with surety of $10,000) by recognisance of $10,000 to comply with the following conditions: (a) that the defendant is to be of good behaviour for 3 years (b) - (c) that the defendant is to pay the costs of the prosecution for the offences specified below of $113 (d) that the defendant is to pay the commonwealth a pecuniary penalty of $3000 (e) that the defendant is to comply with the following further conditions : 150 Community Service Hours. The official charges Read, Thirty eight (38) counts of knowingly interfering with a facility operated by a carrier, namely the Australian and Overseas Telecommunication Corporation, trading as Telecom Australia, in such a way as to hinder the normal operation of a telecommunications service supplied by the carrier, by use of a dialling computer software program which generatedunauthorise multi frequency coded signals along a disconnected telecommunications service resulting in free telephone calls, contrary to section 85ZG(1) of the Crimes Act 1914. One (1) count of using a device to defraud a carrier, namely the Australian and Overseas Telecommunication Corporation, trading as Telecom Australia, of a charge properly payable for a telecommunications service supplied by the carrier, namely by use of a computer software program known as White Box, did generate unauthorized multi frequency coded signals along disconnected telecommunication services resulting in free telephone calls, contrary to section 85ZF of the Crimes Act 1914. One (1) count of knowingly connecting to a telecommunication network, customer equipment, namely a US Robotics HST modem, in respect of which a permit for connection to a telecommunications network was not in force, contrary to section 253(1) of the Telecommunications Act 1991. Because this was a federal case, they can attach a Schedule of other charges which are involved in the case. Local police can't do this but at Federal level they can, and they did! Seventy One (71) counts Did knowingly interfere with a facility operated by a carrier namely the Australian Overseas Telecommunication Corporation trading as Telecom Australia, in such a way as to hinder the normal operation of a telecommunications service supplied by the carrier, that is by the use of a dialing computer software program generated unauthorised multi frequency coded signals along a disconnected telecommunication service namely XXX XXXX resulting in a free phone call, contrary to section 85ZG(1) of the Crimes Act 1914. Now I would have loved to see that in a Crimes act of 1914 wouldnt you? Anyway thats what was said, and thats what happened! Major Bummer! This overall little exercise cost me over $5000 dollars. I have also heard lately that several people have been raided and have had their modems taken off them. Well our property seizures took our HST modems and they were returned by order of the Judge, so maybe you guys out there should get your lawyers to look at our case? Here is the info to help your Lawyers... IN THE COURT OF ) PETTY SESSIONS ) HELD AT PERTH ) Heard: 27 August 1992 Delivered: 4th September 1992 Nos. 44143-181 of 1992 GLEN XXXXXXXX (Complainant) and SIMON XXXXXXXXXX (defendant) Nos. 44182-217 of 1992 BRIAN XXXXXXX XXXXXXX (Complainant) and MARKUS XXXXXX (defendant) Magistrate : Mr I.G. Brown S.M. I have a stack of paper work 3 cm thick from the case as well, including full transcripts of Interviews on paper and tape. Paying the fines wasnt too bad, but the worst thing was the 150 hours of community service! That was 15 weeks of HELL! I and Murf have long since finished the work, but as Quasar pleaded not Guilty to his charges of Conspiracy to Defraud (By Coding White Box) and knowledge that we were Phreaking his court case was held months after hours. He is nearly finished his community service. Well dudes, I hope this was a some what interesting read for you all and a reminder that the law can catch up with almost anyone, mind you though, we were all Dobbed in so that gave them a head start on us! L8r, R¡PM…X­ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ - [2.3] - VOICEMAIL, THE FINAL FRONTIER - [2.3] - - Written by ®The Pick¯ - ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ "Captain's log, stardate 301.8003. We are currently investigating an unknown cluster of executive fax boxes on the Melbourne system. No known default formulas work on the boxes. We encountered The Borg consuming various boxes..." Aboard the R2 "Captain, The controls do not appear to be responding to any known commands." says DataCeidal Maniac, the only android aboard the R2. "Keep trying damnit! Yellow alert!" announces Captain T. Pick. "The Borg is entering box 2449 on Melbourne 1!" Alerts Ensign Blade. "God Damn! That's my old box! Red Alert! Quick Change the voice signature!" shouts Captain Minnow as he loads up GoldWave (MOO.WAV).. "My God, What is it?" asks Officer Grudge. "It's an exec, Tim, but not as we know it" replies Dr. Ripmax. "Initiate sequence ## 3 2" Commands Mr Minnow. "Sequence initiated" "Engage" Aboard the Missing Link "Mercenary pirate ship sighted in sector 2449. Unknown entity also located and identified as The Borg.." says Detective Sergeant Ken Day in that unique trademark voice of his (you know, the one that sounds like a human Telecom Director). "Suggested course of action: EVASIVE!!" blurts out Detective Peter Wilkinson. Aboard the R2 "I'm sorry sir but we've lost it.. 2449 has been taken by The Borg and given back to Stan's Body Parts" says Dr. Ripmax. "Damn, that had so much sentimental value" says Captain Minnow as a tear roles down his cheek. "Captain we are being hailed" says Officer Grudge. "Open Communication Frequency... On screen" says Captain Minnow and the half grinning image of Detective Day flicks up on the screen. "This is Captain Jean-Luc Pick Ard of the Starship R2. We suggest you clear the area immediately or suffer the consequences" "It's a criminal act" replies Detective Day. "Oh, really, don't you think that's starting to get monotonous?" asks First Officer Scourge. The grin fades on his face as DS Day thinks to himself "Gee and I thought that one was original". "Full shields" Commands Enign Blade as the R2 turns around to face the Missing Link fully and DS Day's face flickers off the screen. "Engage group list photon torpedo's" Orders Captain Pick. <"Message Sent"> "Direct hit, Captain" says Officer Maniac <"You have, 9 new torpedo's. To retaliate press one, to retreat press two, for help, press eight"> The two tones 1336 and 852 echo throughout the Melbourne Galaxy as MessageBank starts on it's usual speil about "You have just selected the help option from the battle menu..." Meanwhile the R2 is preparing to forward their second mailing list full of abuse mail. <"Message Sent"> "Direct hit, Captain. The Missing Link has sustained partial damage to the warp drive flux inducer." <"Your mailbox has reached maximum capacity. Please delete some torpedo's or contact the system administrator"> Aboard The Missing Link "Sir we have sustained too much damage! We MUST retreat!" advises Detective Peter Wilkinson, pressing the 2 key. 1336, 697... "If we must... But we'll be back... Warp 7, Dr. Day..." and with that, the Missing Link whizzes off to the Federation Territory Cafeteriato eat donuts and drink luke warm coffee. The R2 heads to NeuroCon '94 leaving the maimed voice signature of 2449 as their mark on the Melbourne system. ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ - [2.4] - ADVANCED SOCIAL ENGINEERING PART 1 - [2.4] - - Written By FreeStyle - ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ ³ The author hereby grants permission to reproduce, redistribute, ³ ³ or include this file in your g - file section, electronic or ³ ³ print newsletter, or any other form of transmission that you ³ ³ you choose, as long as it is kept intact and whole, with no ³ ³ with no omissions, deletions, or changes in anyway. (C) FreeStyle ³ ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ There is a war out there... A world war and it's not about who's got the most bullets, it's about who controls the information. What we see and hear, how we work, what we think... It's all about the information... - Taken from the movie " Sneakers " Introduction ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ The time has come to use ALL our resources to our advantage. Blue Boxing is becoming much harder and also avoiding the authorities in general is becoming a near impossible task. They have the equipment to monitor the general public and also keep track of us. Therefore we must exploit the loop holes for which they foolishly left behind for us to find. (nice Huh ?) But not only computers and also telephone transmissions are we to expolit, but everything which deals in a electronic median. This brings myself to the point - Have you ever wondered what else I can accomplish? The answer is Radios and the telecommunication means by which they travel. I have been astounded at the number of big time hackers/phreakers (cyberpunks in general) who don't know all that much about other devices for their arsenal. We live in a electronic world nowadays and that means we are also monitored more by the Government in everything we do. But they have kindly set up great communication networks which expand across the world with the use of computers, telephones lines and of course radio communication - telecommunication related equipment. You may have listened to a scanner radio before? It is very easy to modify a radio transceiver and be able to play Mr. Policeman yourself for a couple of days, weeks, months or even years. hehehe you are all of a sudden a chief in charge of a police station perhaps or just maybe you would like to be able to get details of certain people and their addresses and contact numbers, what color hair they have, whether they have any outstanding warrants, etc...... This is all part of the governments control on us.. but they forgot one thing guy's!! They didn't count on the cyberpunks of our generation to be up with them or even in front of them and they are just starting to realize their BIG mistake now... Communications ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ The government has a great loop hole which hackers, phreakers or whatever you like to call yourself can explore. Communications by the general police to each other about us, this is also a very vital part of the cyberpunks arsonal. There are a few people who like and also enjoy playing a policeman and obtaining descriptive details of people and even government employee's by the use of the police's own communication network. After all the network is designed to keep details of every one in society nowadays.. In every police car there is a police radio and also in every trunk of the car or under the seat there is a police handheld radio. You can either obtain one of these illegally or just go out and buy, beg or steal any amateur radio which is capable of receiving or modified to transmit on the police band. The manufacturs also realize that their radios can be modified and they don't really bother too much about it, because after all it IS BIG BUSINESS and they know that their will always be the inquiring mind out there who will be able to modify the radio to suit their needs. After all they make money out of these people hehehe, but hell, a lot of companies now even tell you how to modify their own radios, but I advise you that it is illegal to transmit on their frequencies and there are HUGE fines and possible jail sentences if you decide to do it. (Typical isn't it ?) At the end of this article I have included the police frequencies and also codes which are used for varies Australian states. All the codes, freq's etc... are public reading anyway and radio's such as scanners are capable of listening in on the police, but cyberpunks want more.... they want to abuse these frequencies and use the information which the police has for their own advantage. (after all it's information about the public anyway) Abusing Guidelines ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ The police radios are Motorolla type of transmitters. Not all of them are, but Motorolla is one of the best brands and also the most expensive on the market. They all incorporate what is known as a CTSS (Coded Tone Squelch System) which is a separate type of unit or module which plugs into a socket inside the radio. When transmitting on a frequency you must make sure you have a -950 offset, this means that you are listening on the receive frequency with your transmitter and then when you key in your mike (or PTT Button) you will then be transmitting on a frequency which is - 950 from the receive frequency. Most police frequencies which we want are located in the UHF (Ultra High Frequency) band... Between 450 - 470 Mhz their are also many other police frequencies which are located in the VHF (Very High Frequency) band, but these we wont worry about for now. Because the main information is in the UHF band. Example : 468.725 (Receive Frequency, listen in on this) - 950 459.225 (Input Frequency, or transmit frequency) Now, once you have got this right, then you must set the radio transmitter to a CTSS encode frequency of 107.2 This will allow you to have access to the Police repeater network and therefore enable you to speak as well. The CTSS frequency may not be the same for other states such as WA and SA. The 107.2 code is for Victorian based police stations. If you have the right frequency, you will be able to hear them but not transmit to them until you have the CTSS encoded frequency as well (which is 107.2 for Vic). Now if you are able to transmit, listen for a while for what other police men/women are on duty and then take note of their call signs. If you have a radio which has the CTSS encode and ALSO decode then you are in luck. If the CTSS frequency which I quoted was wrong for your state then place the radio on decode and on the police frequency and it will automatically decode the CTSS frequency and you will be able to transmit. Most radios also have the decode function in them as well. What can I do? ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ One you have transmission capability, you are able to make license checks and also Male/Female IVR's etc.... License Checks ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ When making a license check make sure you have a nice sounding deep voice like a cop and then summon up the courage to transmit to the base station. I have included in the frequency lists what codes should be used etc... Once you listen you will pick up the police terminology quite fast. Example : (Victorian Only) Cop - Dandelong 303 {303 means cop is driving a Van} Requesting a License Check Thanks Station - Go ahead Dandelong 303 Cop - Charlie, Victor, Oscar, 456 {Code for license plate: CVO 456} Station - Your Charlie, Victor, Oscar 456 is not listed not checked blah blah, blah fucken blah... It belongs to a Ken Day of number 63 Springvale Rd, Glen Waverley. Received that ? Cop - Received that THANKS !!! Now this is just a short little demo of what type of conversation is used to obtain a license check. Make sure you listen in first for about half an hour before going physco and finding out things... Once you get quite good at it you can can obtain Male/Female IVR's which are more of a detailed description of the person involved (or who you are checking up on) this requires the persons date of birth and real name. Example: (A license or car check is usually followed by a IVR) Cop - Dandelong 303 Requesting a Male IVR Station - Go ahead Dandelong 303 Cop - Ken Day, Date of birth is : 19/12/61 Station - Ken Day has a no criminal history and is not currently wanted blah, blah fucken blah Received that ? Cop - Yep, received that thanks !! Like I have stated, the above is ONLY a little demo of what type of conversation takes place etc... This is very ILLEGAL and I advise anyone to watch out because there are huge fines and jail sentences if you are caught impersonating a police officer. Once you listen to the radio a bit more you will understand some o the terminology used by the police and other government agencies. I have also included the codes and frequency listings o most Australian states next issue, so it is up to you to learn how to use them correctly, as I have already told you what to do. Troubles With Police ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ This method of obtaining information on just about anyone is quite safe, ONLY if you follow these guide lines etc... If for any reason the base station asks for your call sign again then you know that they have checked up on you and they know that you are not on duty. Also read the other files as to what time you should be on and also what call sign you should be using to increase your chances a lot more in obtaining what you want. All government emergencies services have tape back ups of the conversations which have been played during the day and also night. If for any reason they suspect that you have fooled them later on during the day or something, they will have your voice on back up tape and another department of the police has been rumored to scan AM/SSB, UHF Citizen Radio Bands (CB) and also amateur radio bands in the hope of matching up a VPI (Voice Print Identication) and then they will track you down when you don't realize it. So it is very wise to limit your police transmissions for important checks and not just abusing the police. Also the police have a direct line to the department of transport and communications, who love to track pirate radio people down and take them to court. So it is also wise not to jam or make too many radio checks etc... from home. So if in doubt, stay mobile and move around a fair bit, this reduces the chances of getting caught, as they cannot obtain a frequency lock on you. Or if they do you have moved to another place. Always remember FreeStyle's motto - If it's a frequency you can use, it's a frequency to abuse! and if worst comes to worst, and you are busted then say no comment to everything as they will try and incriminate you for anything. Stories to be told ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ Fuck the police - NWA {whole song played, they were pissed off} Requesting a male IVR for Ken Day etc... I want some speed and mull copper T1000 requesting a license check. I'm the biggest dope dealer and you'll NEVER find me help, I've been shot.. Please get off this frequency as it is unauthorized for public use Fuck you Pig ! Is that one of OUR radios sir ? Units please check your car for a stolen police radio ahahaha Yo copper, i'm so fucken drunk and wasted do ya wanna get me ? Would any corrupt police out there want to buy an ounce of choof ? shit the cops are coming man, don't worry i'll divert them ehehehe Cop Killer, Cop Killer tonight we get even {whole Ice-T song played} shit, this guy has got a fucken criminal history as big as a book lets piss off man... Also remember my friends: The Government Are The Real Criminals Next issue: Frequencies! ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ - [2.5] - ISP VOICE MESSAGE CENTRE PART 2 - [2.5] - - Written by RiPMaX - ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍ[2]ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» ÚÄĶ APPEND TO YOUR MESSAGE. º Leaving a message ³ ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» ³ ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍ[3]ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» º ENTER MESSAGE º ÃÄĶ DISCARD MESSAGE AND RE-RECORD. º ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÑÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ ³ ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÏÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» ³ ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍ[7]ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» º MAIN MENU ÇÄÄÅÄĶ REVIEW YOUR MESSAGE. º ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÑÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ ³ ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍ[*]ÍÍÍÍÍÍ» ³ ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍ[8]ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» º WELCOME xXxXx º ÃÄĶ MARK MESSAGE AS URGENT. º º PLEASE ENTER º ³ ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ º YOUR MAILBOX º ³ ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍ[9]ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» º PASSWORD .... º ÃÄĶ DELIVER MESSAGE AND EXIT. º ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÑÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ ³ ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÏÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» ³ ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍ[0]ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» º SEE PART NO 1 º ÀÄĶ DELIVER AND TALK TO OPERATOR. º ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ Advantages and disadvantages of ISP Voice Message Centre: Advantages ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ System online 24 hours a day, Password length unknown to hackers (4-6), No need for #'s or *'s on calling, After exiting mailbox any key to restart system, Good features for lower level mailboxes, No messages length maximums. Disadvantages ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ Limited features compared with other systems, Hangs up after three password attempts (no abort), No executive boxes as such found. No people on the system! ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ - [2.6] - MESSAGEBANK INTERSYSTEM SIGNALLING - [2.6] - - Written by ®The Pick¯ - ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ Most of you already know about this feature, but for you non-elite VoiceMail users (IS there such a thing?) 8) here is a quick run down on the national message networking. The basic idea is that you can send a message from any MessageBank system in Australia to any other system on the same network. The state codes for the MessageBank VMB systems are: 201 - Sydney MessageBank 202 - Canberra/Newcastle/Sydney (CNS) MessageBank 301 - Melbourne/Hobart MessageBank 302 - Melbourne 2 MessageBank 701 - Brisbane MessageBank 702 - Gold Coast MessageBank (also known as Brisbane 2) 801 - Adelaide MessageBank 901 - Perth MessageBank Parramatta Node 1 is not available on the network as of yet but will be code 200 when it goes up. This system will also be known as Sydney 2. Melbourne 3 is not on the network either and there are no indications to say that it will ever be connected to the network. So how do you use all of this? I'm glad you asked (and yes I HAVE been watching too much Curiosity Show). In general, you simply type the three digit state code, followed by star, then the VMB number, also followed by star. So for instance, if I wanted to send a message to the Sydney Telecom MessageBank system 1 system administrator's box you would type 201* 1008*. At any rate, it's not very hard to figure ÃÄÙ ÀÄÄ´ out and the benifits are numerous. For >ÄStateÄCodeÄ>ÄÙ ÚÄÄÄÄÙ instance, one of the nice things you can do >ÄBoxÄnumberÄ>ÄÄÄÄÙ (if you know what you're doing) is make a daisy chain (for lack of a better expression) between all of your boxes. That is, have one box in Perth, one in Brisbane and so on and have each box forward all messages you receive to your main box, say on the Melbourne / Hobart system which you could check every day. Another benifit is that you only need one box on one system to do all your messages. No need for dialups to other, more elusive systems such as Gold Coast. Initial tests have shown that the time taken for a message to be delivered can be anywhere between one and four minutes for a normal message, longer for confidential and reply requested messages and slightly shorter for urgent messages, although this difference is extremely minor and may just be coincidental. One other thing I have noticed is that outgoing mail from the Melbourne/Hobart system takes a bit longer (which is not entirely surprising considering it has to take care of Melbourne 2 and 3 as well). There is also talk of international networking amongst Telecom employees (a little birdie told me, OK?!?!) but at this stage, there is not enough equipment to pull it all off. Yet... Anyway, here's a quick update of what box numbers are valid on what systems. Oh, and I didn't bother using proper names (Messaging, Answering etc.) because this is how Minnow and I had it to begin with on our Grand Australian VoiceMail Text (never to be released 8)). Canberra/Newcastle/Sydney (202) ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ 1XXX - Menu Systems 2XXX - Menu Systems 3XXX - Executive, Executive Fax and Normal Boxes 4XXX - Normal Boxes 5XXX - Menu System at 5001 6000 - 6000 Only 7XXX - Executive, Executive Fax and Normal Boxes 8XXX - Only boxes 8000, 8001, 8003 9XXX - Executive and Normal Boxes Melbourne/Hobart (301) ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ 1XXX - Executive Boxes 2XXX - Executive and Normal Boxes 6XXX - Executive and Normal Boxes 7XXX - Infoline Boxes 8XXX - Employees only Melbourne 2 (302) ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ 3XXX - Executive Boxes 4XXX - Executive Boxes 5XXX - Normal Boxes 6XXX - Executive Boxes 8XXX - Executive Boxes Melbourne 3 (No code) ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ 1XXX - Normal Boxes 2XXX - Normal Boxes 3XXX - Normal Boxes 4XXX - Normal Boxes 5XXX - Normal Boxes 9XXX - Executive Boxes Brisbane (701) ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ 1XXX - Executive and Normal Boxes 2XXX - Executive and Normal Boxes 3XXX - Normal Boxes 4XXX - Executive and Normal Boxes 5XXX - Executive Boxes 9XXX - 9110, 9111 Only (Executive) Goldcoast (702) ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ 1XXX - Normal Boxes 6XXX - Executive Boxes 7XXX - Executive Boxes 8XXX - Normal Boxes 9XXX - Executive Boxes Adelaide (801) ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ 1XXX - Executive Boxes 2XXX - Executive and Normal Boxes 3XXX - Normal Boxes 4XXX - Normal Boxes 5XXX - Normal Boxes Perth (901) ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ 1XXX - Executive Boxes 2XXX - Executive and Normal Boxes 3XXX - Normal Boxes 4XXX - Normal Boxes Sydney (201) ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ 1XXX - Executive Boxes 2XXX - Executive and Normal Boxes 4XXX - Executive and Normal Boxes 6XXX - Menu Systems 7XXX - Executive Boxes Parramatta Node 1 (200) ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ 1XXX - Normal Boxes 2XXX - Normal Boxes 3XXX - Normal Boxes 4XXX - Normal Boxes 5XXX - Normal Boxes 8XXX - Executive and Normal Boxes ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ - [2.7] - MESSAGEBANK EXECUTIVE FAX BOXES - [2.7] - - Written by Minnow - ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ The Executive fax box is the highest service level available on Telecom's national Messagebank network. Unlike the common "messaging" mailboxes which many hackers mistakenly refer to as Executive, true exec boxes have the ability to recieve, store and send faxes aswell as voicemail. An auto-transfer facility allows faxes to be automatically forwarded to another number based on a programmable schedule, and faxes can be screened for transfer, allowing only non-confidental faxes, all, or none to be transfered. Another feature of the executive box is it's two mailbox numbers. The mailbox can be accessed from both these numbers, and any change to setup is mirrored on both boxes. One of the numbers plays the standard personal greeting, but allows the caller to add a fax to his message by pressing 3 instead of * to finish. The second mailbox number (usually one above or below the other number) is a direct fax line. The advantages of having such a box are obvious. Unfortunately executive fax boxes are only available on Sydney and CNS. The flow diagram below shows how to get around an exec fax box if you're lucky to find a virgin. DON'T HIJACK A SUBSCRIBERS EXEC FAX BOX. Telecom charges $50/month for one, plus usage charges, and anyone paying this kind of money is gonna kick up a big stink if they have their mailbox taken off them... 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ÄÄÍÍ ACT I: The Journey ÍÍÄÄ 20:00 Discuss weather and oozing hoppers with Minnow, The Pick and Grudge on conference. 20:01 Minnow declares that his favourite way to die would be drowning in a hopper with S12 Cal l Interception details in one hand. I look outside and consider the possibilities. 20:05 Conference breaks up as Mr Pick leaves for his rendezvous with Minnow. 20:10 Casually inform Minnow on the phone that while he was telling me about his experiences with Doom I had managed to smoke about 6 cones (to make the journey all the more interesting you see). 20:11 I ring taxi and prepare for the journey. Pack essential items and wait for taxi. 20:25 Taxi arrives. First leg of journey begins... 20:30 Discuss urinating youths and old women (together) with taxi driver. Stop at service station and stock up on ciggies. 20:40 Second leg begins. Hmm. I discovered there WERE limits to my appreciation of sick behaviour when some stupid pissed teenyslut was telling the world about her ovulation cycles, her entire sex life (pretty comprehensive for a 12 year old I must say) and other completely tasteless topics (I mean, it would have been more interesting if she was older than 12, and under 100 pounds, but alas...). Her boyfriend was straight but still appeared off colour. I wonder why. 21:00 Pissed guy on bus asks me why it is such a problem to find a root nowadays. I tell him I hadn't noticed, which seems to make him depressed. 21:10 Pissed guy falls asleep, MUCH to my disappointment. Yeah right ÄÄÍÍ ACT II: Rendezvous, Scout & Penetration ÍÍÄÄ 21:15 Meeting occurred on time, with both The Pick and Minnow trying their hardest to intimidate me with their heights. I'm happy for you both, no really... Action plans where drawn up, and location of site revealed. 21:25 We approached the complex, a rather large collection of buildings and other structures completely surrounded by a high prickly fence (now I don't mean barbed wire or anything, I mean BIG spikes about 3 inches long, with longer ones on the poles). I consider how fun it would be to try and climb back over from the inside with a Rottweiler chewing off my leg. 21:26 The Pick jumps fence and enters complex. 21:31 Minnow jumps fence and enters complex. 21:41 Scourge jumps fence and enters complex, trying not to let the blood from the cut on my hand (I said the fence was nasty) drip onto my clothes. If I wanted that I would go to a nightclub and spit on a bouncer. 21:44 We duck behind large rolls of cable and various storage sheds and survey the complex before us. ÄÄÍÍ ACT III: Hopper Inspection Time ÍÍÄÄ 21:45 "Over there, by the administration building" Minnow says, pointing toward the black cluster of shadows besides one of the larger structures. We all stealthily creep over to the hopper and view it's contents. 21:46 "Holy fuck, who wants a rotary phone?" I ask as I stare at the hopper FULL of rotary phones. I pick up a boxed rotary (complete with bubblewrap) and move it to our place of entrance as Minnow and The Pick dig around to see if there is anything else worth taking. 21:50 We move on and inspect the complex further. 21:53 "Hopper alert" I say, pointing to a large hopper. After examination though we were disappointed as the hopper was overflowing (once again, these guys should really put the rubbish out on time or something) with what appeared to be domestic waste. After perusing a few bags we give up, as there is WAY too much shit to go through effectively. It was too full to jump in, and too smelly to take anyway. Not a scrap of paper was to be seen. We move on. 22:00 "Hopper at 12 o'clock!" The Pick says, and lo and behold there was. We creep over to it... 10 metres... 5 metres... 2.. 1.. "My fucking GOD" someone hisses, as we inspect the contents of the hopper. As before, with the rotary phones EXCEPT it will OVERFLOWING with Touchfone 200s!!! We grab T200s until we can carry no more and move off into an isolated part of the complex to inspect our booty. 22:15 "I've only got 3 boxed T200 sets, I'll be back in a sec" says Mr Pick. Leaving Minnow and myself to dismantling the pile of T200s in front of us into more transportable components. I light a ciggie, happy with life. Minnow stuffs his backpack until it can fit no more, and Mr Pick and I grab a pile of phones and prepare to move back to our entrance location. 22:30 We arrive at our entrance location and send Minnow over to stash the hoard of T200s so we can get on with ACT IV. He jumps over after some painful moment and we begin handing phones over the fence in bundles of 3. 22:35 We continue handing over bundles of phones. 22:40 Minnow hands me my bag, containing various mind enhancing implements, and I set up our Telecom Memorial Session site. Minnow then jumps back over the fence so he can join in on the fun. ÄÄÍÍ ACT IV: Smoking with the Enemy ÍÍÄÄ 22:45 The first cone is lit, and the hash pipe move briskly around the circle. TIME BECOMES BLURRED AND BEGINS TO BE REPRESENTED IN TERMS OF DIGESTED CONES RATHER THAN HOURS AND MINUTES. We are still on Telecom property, and plan to be for awhile. A quaint little NeuroCactus custom is in the foetal stages. Cone5 The Pick: "Did you get 7 or 8 wall units?" Scourge: "Small details escape me when I am in a higher level of consciousness - Did I just have a cone or is it yours?" Cone9 Minnow: "I will have to make a conference box for sure. Have a look at $$$$$ and see if I can stop the voltage loss" The Pick: "Yes, most definitely." Scourge: "I think I may have to do the same, get some nice big conferences going - Umm, who's cone is it?" Cone13 The Pick: "I think I'll piss in this tube as a present for the workers (not)" Scourge: "Hey, that's really thoughtful of you. I mean, I guess it is the season for giving now isn't it. Hey, is that a chicken on the road?" Minnow: "Damn, T200s here, T200s there" Scourge: "Did you just have a cone? Or is it mine?" The Pick: "Man, where did I put my wallmounted T200 pile?" 23:58 The rotary is returned to it's new home [Who needs it anyway?] 00:00 We migrate back over the fence (pretty amusing) and pack our booty for the trek home. Briefly think about what would happen if I were hassled by the cops, and if they happen to see a handset trailing out of my bulging bag. I cease this thought for fear of generating enough negative energy to actually MAKE one appear and think of the practicalities of just getting a taxi all the way home. I decide this is a better idea. 00:05 We conclude it was a successful mission even though we found no papers or interesting information, but well worth the effort just for the T200s. 00:10 We then decide the journey home would require more cones, and stop for another session under a busy road. 01:00 I arrive home after an uneventful taxi ride home, carrying my bulging bag of T200s. Conclusions: o People pay $80 for T200s. We think it's fucking SICK that Telecom decided to throw these out. There were HUNDREDS lying there. o Memorial Sessions are k00l. I think we should make it a trashing tradition. o Scourge should pay more attention to the order of cones. o Scourge should pay more attention. o Taxi drivers live boring lives. o Teenagers go berserk over the holidays. Total NeuroCactus T200 count: 17 T200s (That's all we could carry) including wall mounts and T200s with nice new Telecom logos on them. In retrospect a very useful expedition. The Pick has just finished making one of those beautiful little headset phones (like the Telecom Operators :)), Minnow is about to make a conference box, and Scourge. Well... let's just say that when the phone rings he gets confused wondering which one to pick up. Bloody druggo :) Anyway, this is The Pick and Scourge signing off... Came one Thursday night And a-trashing we did go The Pick, Minnow, Scourge and backpack Seeking goods to stow Rotary phones were aplenty But touchfones were astray However we promised to ourselves To stay till light of day Then we saw the dumpster (and boy the sight was gory) Dozens of dismembered Touchfones But most in all their glory Apicking touchfones we did go (The exercise without a snag) Many Touchfones were dismantled And stowed in Minnows bag After bags were full and packed And many fones were stoked We decided on Telecom grounds That cones were to be smoked Smoke we did and toke we did And headed on our ways Next morning waking up at ten Not remembering for days Many moons shall we remember The night we trashed the dump Of Telecom, the Big Brother And their fences we did jump ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ - [2.9] - PAYPHONE OVERVIEW - [2.9] - - Written by Blade - ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÄÍ GREENFONES ÍÄ These old rotary fones are very easy to phreak. Unfortunately they are becoming very rare as they are being ripped out to be replaced with cardfones. All you have to do is dial the number ya want and once it's ringing dial 0's. If the called party picks up the fone while your dialling you can speak for a few seconds then it will hang up. The reason it doesn't hang up straight away is it thinks your still dialling and soon as it realised your connected it will hang up. To get around this every few seconds dial 1 (the quickest pulse number) so it doesn't realise your connected and so it wont hang. This method takes some practice and is very annoying but hey, it's free... Another way to call for free from the ancient Greenfone is to zap the beast. To get a zapper all ya hafta do is jump your neighbours fence, find their gas-water heater and rip the 'zapper' out of it (it lights the pilot light). Just take your zapper, listen for the dialtone, zap the earpiece and tap the receiver. If you've been successful it won't beep and hangup (ie. you should have a continuous dialtone). Then dial away! ÄÍ BLUEFONES ÍÄ I haven't found a way to scam these fones. Zapping Bluefones kills them for good. I'm sure there's a maintenance code which lets you access various functions but i haven't been able to get it. ÄÍ GOLDFONES ÍÄ Goldfones are kool. All you hafta do with these is.. Lift handset, listen for dialtone, press the follow-on button (don't hold it down) then hold down the receiver. If you get a continuous dialtone then dial away. If the dialtone cut's out then let go of the receiver and do it again. You must hold down the receiver while connected or it will hang up. Another way to bypass the coin mechanism is to zap the earpiece. Once the LED screen display blanks out you can dial. Don't forget the owner will get the bill so don't do this at your parent's shop (well maybe)... ÄÍ CARDFONES ÍÄ Yet again the zapper comes into play. This works on coin/cardfones and cardfones. Insert a fonecard and place your call. Keep an eye on your credit and when your about to run out zap the ear/mouthpiece until the fone resets itself. Keep zapping until the fone starts to spit out your card. If you don't zap it enough it will take your valuable credit. The fone then dials a number and runs through some test and will be ready for your next call soon. I don't mind releasing this information as Greenfones are being replaced by Cardfones, Telecom is pushing Bluefones rather than Gold fones and it would cost too much to upgrade Cardfones. I cannot see this information killing these methods any quicker than before it was released.. Later all.. Blade. Greets to: Lucifer, Syntax, Anthrax, Jack Deth, Cairo. ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ³ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ ÀÅÙ If you would like to contact us, call the NeuroCactus support centre on 0014 800 126 919 (Australian Business Hours ONLY). Box Number 3140 That number again: 0014 800 126 919 * 3140. 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