Yo, yo, yo, yo, check this out, this is the motherfuckin' DM to the K, yo, and I think y'all are fuckin' wack, y'all are lame, yo, PEECE!
I don't know, maybe I'm wrong on this, you know, other people, you let me know out there, but, uh, boy, great guy, ain't he?
Yeah, what a great guy.
I mean, you can just tell, you know.
He, you know, given the way he talks, what he had to say, great guy, there's plenty of them out there on, uh, so many message boards and, uh, so many conference bridges.
I can't begin to tell you how many people just like that guy I ran into, great people, you know, yeah, really.
Yo, Captain Berserkle, man, come on, I checked out your website, man, it's fuckin' horrible.
Yo, what's the matter with you, man, top freakers, man, there's no top freakers on here.
Yo, this place sucks, man, and you suck, your website sucks, man, PEECE!
Man, I'm way out of your league, this is ridiculous, we got people talkin' about ringbacks on here, man.
Yo, I'm way out of you guys' league, man, I'm, I'm too far, I'm too far ahead of you, man.
I used to have control over everything, everything.
Guys are fuckin' horrible, man, this is depressing to see that, you know, the scene has come to this.
It's depressing, truly depressing.
Captain Berserkle, you're a fuckin' retard, right?
Alright then, PEECE!
This is amazing after all this time and that, that this board here is actually starting to see a little, uh,
use in that in the first place, and doesn't it figure that when that actually begins happening,
this is the kind of stuff we get?
Well, it does help to show me why they did include the feature of a moderated board, as compared to this one, of course.
To the guy who got my name wrong twice, that's Bizarro, genius.
Bizarro, not Bzerk-o, Bizarro, okay?
You're so far out of my league, that's why you can get my name right, right?
Okay.
But hey, you're so far out of my league, yeah.
Well, hey, well then, continue to go on being so far out of my league and just leave me the hell alone,
and I'll do the same for you.
I mean, think about it, man.
You're just an attention seeker here.
I mean, what else do you call it?
Because I didn't do a thing to you, you know?
You start your stuff with me.
If you don't like me, or if you think that, oh, I'm lame by your standards and that, fine.
I couldn't care less what you think as far as that goes,
or how much, uh, I'm out of your league or you're out of my league.
All you're showing by mentioning stuff like that is how pathetic you are as a human being.
Because, I don't know about you, pal, but I don't care how 1337 anybody is.
If they're a total scumbag, they're somebody I don't want to have anything to do with.
Yeah?
You got that, huh?
And, uh, anything further you have to say on this will not be answered by me.
So, whatever BS you want to spew here, uh, as far as the response goes,
go on ahead and knock yourself out, because that's all it is, is BS.
Just go on being, uh, your 1337 self that's so far out of my league.
And once again, in case you didn't hear it the first two times,
Bizarro, okay?
Mr. So Far Out of My League, whatever your name is.
I don't worry about such petty things like that.
Who is and who isn't out of my league.
I just worry about doing my thing.
Something you obviously don't seem to want to bother focusing on.
You're more concerned with starting a flame war on a board that's dead.
That's been dead.
You know?
That is truly the epitome of patheticness.
No matter what you say.
Yo, what's up?
This is, uh, Johnny up here on the board.
Um, to that dude.
Yo.
Saying you're way out of everybody's league,
but I don't hear you posting shit.
You ain't posting nothing.
Alright?
Shut the fuck up.
You're gonna say you're way out of our league.
Yo, just because we don't post,
don't mean we're not out here.
Remember, this was the shit that started the whole thing.
You don't think we'll still show love to 2600?
Come on.
You know we talk mad shit about 2600?
But everybody was out in this shit.
Kevin, Fiber, Sebastian.
Come on.
Stop fucking around.
Alright, yo.
I don't know if this shit's already been kicked out,
but, uh, for you guys that want a toll-free, um,
CNA numbers,
um, you get, uh,
you get comebacks about eight out of ten times.
1-888-735-2872.
You get to call Florida,
and then, um,
you go ahead and press the first number
of the area code,
and then enter the area code
and the number that you want to look up,
and then it'll spit it out,
and then for our Spanish people,
go ahead and hit zero,
and it'll tell it to you in Spanish.
Alright?
If that number don't work for you,
then, uh, 1-888-707-5880.
You get, uh,
an optical place,
press one five times,
and then the area code and phone number
will spit back the name and, uh,
number under the account.
But, uh,
it's just for listed numbers,
but it does have a good, uh,
retrieve rate.
So, like I said,
it's usually about eight out of ten times
you'll get a name and an address
back to that phone number.
Alright?
And, yo,
to that dude that says
you're way out of fucking the league,
look,
you ain't rocking the cosmos.
Alright?
I've been rocking the cosmos
for 15 fucking years, dude.
And my socks are soaked.
Don't get mad,
because I hung my socks on the rack.
And just one more thing
to everybody out there that's listening.
Here's a, uh,
good rule of thumb
when you call this
2600 bulletin board.
Alright?
The reason why nobody
calls no more
is because nobody
posts anything good.
Alright?
By good,
I mean nobody
kicks out anything
when they fucking post.
Alright?
A good rule of thumb
is that you
kick out something
per post.
If you post on here,
then fucking
post something.
Alright?
Even lame-ass
ringback numbers.
Why somebody would want
a ringback number,
I will never know.
Why somebody wants
toll-free
AOL dial-up numbers?
I would never know.
You know,
just call fucking
tech-supported AOL.
They'll give you
all the 800 numbers
that you want.
You know?
But,
and to call somebody lame,
listen,
that's the best thing
about hacking and freaking.
Alright?
You don't know
who you're talking to.
You don't know
what they look like.
Whether you're on the internet
or you're over the phone
posted on a fucking
bulletin board system.
You don't know
what they look like.
You don't know
who they are.
You don't know
what they know.
I can guarantee
anybody in the freak scene
has something
that somebody else
can learn.
Even if something
small and minute,
it is something
that you don't know about.
So to come out here
and trash on everybody,
please.
Alright,
for my DATU friends
out there,
direct access
terminal units,
guys that are
into that shit,
the 718-472-0567
pass 2345
and then 2345
when you get
the second tone,
that shit is
being monitored now.
If those of you
that don't know,
then AT&T calls you back.
Alright?
Or they'll call back
the pay phone
or the cell phone
or whatever.
Alright?
It is being monitored.
Check it out.
Here's some DATU's
I got on the internet
for our internet friends
that don't have
internet connections.
Mr. Alo.
732-530-9935
732-741-9935
732-264-9935
The passes on those
three numbers
are 11-11
both times.
You get the first tone,
you hit 11-11.
You hit the second tone,
you get a second tone,
and it's 11-11 again.
Those are just
seven-digit subscriber numbers.
So only numbers
under those prefixes
will work.
Not the MPAs,
but the prefixes.
The ten-digit
subscriber line
like the 718472,
then you just get the
it's a full ten-digit
subscriber line.
And if you guys
want to know
about DATU,
just go up to
www.harris.com
I believe it's like
forward slash statue.
D-A-T-U
That's D as in David,
A-T as in Tom,
U.
Alright?
So go up there
and get the real shit.
They also got the
system administrator pass.
And just a word
to the wise,
for those of you
who know how to use
the system administrator pass,
when you get to the
prompt that says
to do a test
on the MPA,
don't do the test.
The whole fucking
MPA goes down.
Alright?
This is Johnny,
just up here posted.
Check you guys later
in about a week.
You know what?
I tell you, Johnny,
you really definitely
do have a good
head on your shoulders.
There's no question
about that much.
And you know,
that's something
in and of itself
is something that
is really a good
thing to have
when you're into
this kind of stuff.
Because it can serve
you well like that,
of course, obviously.
Other people just
want to be a bunch
of posers, you know?
They want to talk
about how they're
all that in a side
of fries and
oh, how you better
PH33R them
and yadda yadda
blah blah, you know?
And it's just so much
talk and so much
BS and that.
And, you know,
my philosophy is
shut up and freak,
you know?
Or shut up and act
one or the other,
whichever may apply
depending upon
which you happen to be.
But no,
too many people
don't want to do that.
They just want to do
their little posing
and that.
And they want to
try to grab
the spotlight,
you know,
and act like,
oh yeah, you know,
I'm big, I'm bad,
you better fear me
because I say so,
you know?
Get over yourself,
you know?
But you,
on the other hand,
Johnny, you know,
you seem like
you're not about
that kind of
idiotic crap,
you know?
And that's definitely
good to see
because that sort
of thing is a
waste of time.
It gets in the way
of what really
does matter.
And what does
matter, you ask,
it's simple.
You know,
sticking to
learning about
this stuff,
to eating,
sleeping,
and drinking
technology,
you know?
Regardless of
what your given
field of technology
or your given
field of interest
is,
you know what I mean?
Which is different
for different people
into this stuff,
you know?
For me,
it's stuff that's
telecom-related.
Not all telecom-related
stuff.
Like, for instance,
you know,
cell phone stuff,
it doesn't interest
me because,
you know,
first of all,
I don't own a
cell phone.
Second of all,
I don't ever plan
on getting one,
you know?
I don't like the
whole concept of
the triangulation
that they can do
on cell phones,
among other things.
I mean,
the biggest
vulnerability of
anything wireless
is the possibility
of being intercepted,
you know?
I don't know,
but anyway,
hey,
you know,
when you were
mentioned about
DATUs,
that was DATUs,
I should say,
direct access test
units,
I was really hoping
that you were
going to mention
one for my
regional area,
which would be
215-267,
if you happen
to have anything
for either one
of those two
areas.
Actually,
even if you
happen to have
anything for the
610-484 area,
that would be good
too,
but especially,
it would really
be a great hookup
if you had one
in the 215-267,
you know?
And,
yeah,
some people,
well,
at least one person
there doesn't seem
to realize that
no matter how
insignificant the
information may
seem to them,
it may be of use
for somebody out
there,
you know?
Whether you're
talking about
ANAX,
whether you're
talking about
DATUs,
you know,
whatever,
basically,
you know?
Ringback,
anything like that.
Not every single
solitary last person
that's ever come
on this thing
or ever will
come on this thing
know what the
ANAX or the
ringback is
in their area,
you know?
Now,
typically,
it's 958 for ANAX,
but it's not always.
And it could even
be more than one
thing for area,
like,
for instance,
that for here,
you can do 958
followed by four
digits,
let me mention,
or it could be
311.
Actually,
it's a strange
thing.
Only certain
central offices
recognize 311,
you know,
as that will
forward to the
ANAX.
I have come to
find out how
you can reach
the ringback
in another way,
too.
Instead of
811 in the last
four,
you can hit 958.
Okay,
well,
anyway,
continuing on,
like I was
saying,
the other thing
that I recently
found out about
ringback in this
area is the
second way to
do it is 959
followed by the
last four digits.
So,
did not know
that.
And how did I
find that out?
Not by talking
about,
oh,
how I'm out of
other people's
leagues or
anything like
that.
I found it out
by experimentation,
by picking up
the phone and
dialing.
That's how you
learn trial and
error.
Well,
that's one
method of
learning.
It's not the
only one.
But,
anything that
has to do
with gleaning
information has
to do with
learning.
And learning is
always better than
just running your
mouth talking
about,
oh,
I'm the
greatest thing
since the
wheel and
that,
you know?
Yeah.
Uh-huh.
And you
better PH33R me
and all that,
just like I
already mentioned
on the previous
message.
there.
It's not
unexpected.
It ain't
anything new.
Plenty of
people do
what he did.
And I don't
see the point.
I never did
see the point.
I never
will see the
point.
You know?
It's just one
big,
colossal waste
of time.
And all it
proves is what
a colossal
idiot that
given person
is.
You know?
if that's
all they
want to do
is just
talk,
talk about
how they're
the best
ever,
period,
in that.
I don't
waste my
time with
that.
And I don't
waste my
time with
people like
that either.
There ain't any
point.
There just
isn't.
Anyway,
I'll try to
reciprocate
here a
little bit
because,
you know,
since you
gave out
stuff on
here,
the Ameritech
Resp.org
ID service
for toll-free
numbers.
Hopefully,
you already,
I mean,
you did not
already know
this.
Hopefully.
Otherwise,
disregard this,
but trying to
reciprocate,
like I said,
you know,
just in case you
give me the
hookup.
And even if
you don't,
you know,
you gave
information out
here,
so,
information is
deserving of
information,
so,
800,
337-4194.
And that
helps you to
find out
under what
particular
telecom company,
you know,
a given
corporation has
the service
for that
given thing
and that.
And they'll
give the
trouble reporting
number.
There's ones
that'll give
you back
the responsible
company is not
recognized,
and it mentions
it by code
instead.
The code for
the responsible
company,
yada,
blah,
blah.
They still
give you a
trouble reporting
number.
And simply
put,
when you
get this
information
from them,
if there's
somebody that
you know that
you don't like
that has like a
voicemail box,
you can turn it
into the given
company or
something like
that,
you know.
Which does
make me wonder
why I bother
giving it out
here for that
information.
I wasn't going
to,
but like I said,
I wanted to
try to reciprocate
here a little
bit as best
as I could
for the time
being.
And,
yeah,
so once
again,
though,
if you know
of any
DAT-2s,
DAT-Us in the
215 slash
267 area,
that would
really be
cool because
I have tried
finding my
own,
I have not
come across
it.
So,
obviously I
must not be
looking in the
right spot,
the right
particular exchange
or something.
I guess.
I don't know.
And how
about do you
happen to know
about what the
RC Mac is
for the
215 area code?
I think I
heard before,
but I also
want to compare
notes even if I
do happen to
have that written
down somewhere.
So,
once again,
Johnny,
really good
points that you
made here.
Of course,
I know it won't
make a difference.
Air Captain B
what's going
on.
Johnny back
up here.
I don't have
any dash
for 215,
but there are
ways that you
can scan for
them with your
computer.
I think they
admit like
what,
40 MHz tone
or some
bullshit like
that where
you can set
up your
scanners to
scan for
them.
You know,
for your
dialers.
I only have
two 215
numbers.
I have the
Philly RC
Mac and the
Philly SCC.
Alright,
nothing in the
other area
codes of
Pennsylvania.
So,
you were
lucky.
I only have
215,
which is what
you asked
for first.
215
Philly RC
Mac is
215
451
1400.
That's the
Philly RC
Mac.
215
351
6600
is to fill
the FCC.
Alright,
so,
usually if
you call
up the
central
offices in
the respect
of area
codes,
nine out
ten times
if you
tell them
to transfer
you to
RC Mac,
they'll go
ahead and
transfer you
and then
just ask
them for
the number
that you're
being
connected
to just
in case
of
disconnect.
And
they'll go
ahead and
give you
the number.
Like here
in
Risen
Territory,
they automatically
give you
the number
that you're
being
connected to
so you
never have
to ask
for
it.
They just
don't actually
give it
to you.
But those
are the only
two numbers
I have
for 215.
Alright,
ciao.
Yeah,
I think
it's a
complete waste
of time
for someone
to log
on those
things
to breathe
hard
into it
four
messages,
five
messages,
however many
messages
in a row.
And
I'd say
that.
It'd be
a complete
fucking
loser.
Why don't you
log on to
some,
I don't know,
voice mailbox
dating system
for that
kind of
stuff.
I don't know,
there's no real
words for it.
Wow.
Beyond my
understanding
why.
Yeah.
whatever,
as long as
you guys
are having
fun doing
that.
I really
enjoy it.
I'll let you
know.
Please check
out your
zip code
select
in your
menu.
It loops
back instead
of being
operative,
so for the
time being,
nobody can
find out
where your
meetings are.
Can't find
them out,
can't go.
Appreciate it,
thank you.
Hey,
Johnny,
what's up?
How's it
going,
man?
Okay,
thanks for
the hookup,
man,
I appreciate
it,
dude.
Yeah,
let's see,
now what was
the other
thing I was
going to ask,
though,
I'm forgetting,
and, well,
actually,
not that I was
going to ask,
I was going to
tell you I
meant to say,
I don't have
a computer,
so, you
know,
it's a no-go
as far as
the situation
goes, being
able to scan
automatically.
I can scan
manually, but
I can't scan
automatically like
that.
I don't have
a computer.
Maybe
eventually, I
hope.
So that's
why it's a
problem for me,
you know?
That's why I
wish I had
something of,
you know,
like a general
idea of what
area, like,
in the exchanges
in my area code
to look in,
you know?
I wish I had
something to
go on like
that.
But,
unfortunately,
I do not.
Well,
anyway,
once again,
thanks for the
hookup, though,
on the RCS
MAC and that
and any other
number.
I appreciate it.
And I guess
I'm going to wrap
it up.
So, I,
for the other
guys that just
posted before me,
okay, yeah.
Peace out.
Okay.
Hey, Captain B,
what's up?
It's me,
Johnny.
Yeah, no
problem.
Listen,
since you're
doing it
manually,
you can
actually probably
cut your manual
time in half
by just trying to
social engineer
them.
Some people at
the central office,
as you all know,
are pretty stupid.
So,
you should be able
to get it out of
central office
pretty easily
by going through repair.
What I would do is, for information and educational purposes only,
this shouldn't be tried, but far be it for me,
you know, I can't control the actions of a third-party
listening to this message, if you know what I mean.
But for educational and information purposes only,
I would just call up repair and say, you know,
I would say that I was somebody.
I'll leave that up to you if you say you are.
If you would do it, I strongly suggest that you don't, actually.
But I would say that I lost a couple of pages out of my binder,
you know, or a coffee spilled on pages,
or I left my binder at the truck and I'm up on the pole,
or whatever, you know, whatever tickles your fancy,
if they left the binder in the locker, yada, yada, yada,
and I have no direct access, I have no direct access numbers
to the statute cards.
So, because that's all the statute is, it's just a card.
I would go ahead and say that,
and then ask them for the number to the direct access terminal units.
So, and see what that brings forth, you know.
Hopefully you'll be able to reap a couple of statute numbers for your area.
There are many.
Tell them you need a 10-digit subscriber statute.
So, need number to a couple of 10-digit subscriber cards, you know.
So, I would go ahead and try that.
Here in my area, it's a no-go,
because they call the DATCHU something else,
and they are not forthcoming with what they call them.
So, in my area, they don't call them DATCHU.
They got some other nice little cute name for them.
But, and RISE in my area is pretty much up on their Calco security.
Not majorly, but they are more conscious of social engineering.
Let's put it that way.
Like, here they call back to technicians.
They issue technicians personal cell phones
that are set up through Verizon Wireless, of course.
And then they issue them to all the field techs,
be it a line man, you know, just regular phone techs.
You know, even foremen and people that just put the poles into the ground.
You know, they all have cell phones.
So, when they call in a work order, it's actually a call back order.
So, they just give them the badge number,
or like someplace they give them the name,
and then they call them back,
unless you go through the Philly binder.
Once you go through there, and they can transfer through,
then you just tell them that you're from the Philly binder, you know.
But, that's about it.
DATCHU numbers, binding post numbers, cable pairs, it's all the same.
You know, they're pretty much willing to give up that information,
and unless they are social engineer conscious,
then it becomes a little bit hard.
So, but it's all in what you say, naturally.
All right?
So, anybody need anything else?
I may have it, I may not, but who knows?
Might have to tap into the archive.
All right?
So, then to the other guy, well, sorry we're not so mad at Leap for you.
Yeah, yeah, hey, I just have a question for you guys.
Like, what's up with this fascination with that use?
I mean, they don't understand it, to be quite honest.
I mean, I don't understand what's so great about them,
or, you know, what can be done with them that's so amazing and so interesting.
I mean, it seems like the whole freak scene, you know, what's left of it,
is just totally obsessed with that use.
I mean, that's, like, the only thing that's going on.
And, uh, personally, I don't really think they're that interesting.
I mean, wow, you can run some tests on a line and all that stuff.
I mean, uh, I don't know, that's just my two cents.
And, uh, if you don't want to hear my two cents,
FUCK YOU!
How about that?
Yo, I'd like to, uh, address the guy in Message 357
who, uh, called me a colossal idiot.
Now, this is a guy who spends his time randomly dialing phone numbers
in order to find a way to make his phone ring.
I mean, please, who's the colossal idiot here?
Dude, I've been into this stuff for so long, man.
I've been on everything. I've been on him.
And, you know, when I come back around to see what's going on,
I mean, you guys are talking about ringbacks.
Like, I don't, I don't know, I don't know what you guys find so fascinating about that shit.
I'm not trying to, I don't know, I'm not really not trying to put you down.
I mean, I may come across that way, but I just don't understand
the kind of stuff you guys talk about.
It's, you know, I don't know, maybe our motives are different.
I mean, whatever, man.
But I'm just saying that it's ridiculous, you know?
Who gives a fuck about a ringback, man?
I mean, that's pretty much public information.
It's nothing, you know?
I mean, it's ridiculous.
Alright, man. Peace!
So, this is to address the dude in 354.
I kind of feel like I'm wasting my time addressing all these fucking idiots,
but I feel that I need to put them in their place.
This dude's telling me, rockin' socks, bro.
What do you know about DMS-100?
What do you know about 5DSS?
I've been on all that shit.
I've been on Verizon.
I've been on everything.
I've been on US West.
You don't even know what you're talking about, bro.
You're fucking trading CNA numbers.
You ain't shit.
Okay, here's some whoops, bridges for everyone.
I've been on 909-661-1118-1119, 619-364-1118-1119, 435-234-8255, and 663-8255.
Go to the same bridge.
972-615-8921, the 10-port CENTREX, run by Verizon.
If you listen to the day, you can hear the texts talk to each other.
Just don't start pissing them off.
What else?
Yo, what's up, Tron?
Yeah, I hear you out there.
Hey, if anyone's interested, the password that Tron uses frequently on all his little shells on the Internet is 21.
Yes, that's 21 spelled with a numeric one.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
We've been watching you for a while.
You know the deal.
You're owned.
All right.
Peace.
Hi, this is Spastic again.
I was wondering when you guys are going to update the list so we can get the meeting in Hampton, Virginia,
at the Books of Million by the movie theater going.
I think it's a, I'm not sure if it's a Regal or ANC, but the locals will know.
I'd really appreciate it if you guys could update your list and get one started for the Hampton Roads area.
Thanks a million.
Bye.
Dude, what was it?
I'm breaking, man.
Word up, dog.
Called is no longer in service.
Message 21.
Hi, my name is Wanda Allen, and I'm a big wreck in Kentucky Jail.
I think you're awesome as well.
Babe, you've got to hang up.
Quick.
See?
You fucked that one up, too.
I've got to hang up.
Hi.
Yes, I have a question.
I was trying to access the 2600 Voice BBS, and it seems that the number has changed.
It used to be the 615-473-2626, and then it got changed to 631-473-2626.
And so, but now that number's just a fax machine, it's not any, it's not 2600.
Is there a 2600 voice BBS and more?
You can call me.
Uh, yep, well, the 516-473-2626 number's not working, apparently.
Um, so, that sucks.
Um, I want to get that fixed, man, because he said the only cost of the call, well, I just called for nothing.
So, and I'm a regular reader, but that sucks.
Uh, okay.
Um, okay.
It's a mess.
Uh, yeah.
Okay.