STATION ID - 7047/3.12

9x Datakit Network
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

This is a 9x system, restricted to authorized persons and for
official 9x business only. Anyone using this system, network or data
is subject to being monitored at any time for system administration and
for identifying unauthorized users or system misuse. Anyone using this
system expressly consents to such monitoring and is advised that any
evidence of criminal activity revealed through such monitoring may be
provided to law enforcement for prosecution.

***DISCLAIMER***
I am not a phone d00d. I'm a unix geek. I've always known a little more
about phones that the average joe on the street, but not anywhere near that
of a true phreak. So, if this seems lame to you, just dont read it :P
Feel free to contact me and tell me what some of this stuff is if you know.
siezer@dope.org
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				1010xxx#
				by siezer

	"Why did 10321 change to 1010321?" was is the question I asked
myself one night while watching TV and seeing the guy from 3rd rock telling
about it. It didnt really make me much of a diffrence, but I wanted to know
why anyway. I decided that I see what would happen if i dialed other numbers
besides 1010321, like say.... 1010123. So, I did. Nothing happened. I didnt get
an error message, so I figured that there was some switch out there somewhere
that was still awaiting more numbers. I pressed more random keys and I still
got nothing. Remembering that alot of pagers and other phone systems use the
# key to end numerical entry, I decided that I would dial 1010(some random 3
numbers)# to see what that got me. What I ended up with was (in a very
diffrent voice than the usual error lady) "We're sorry, the number you
dialed cannot be reached with the carrier access code you entered" hrmm....
"carrier access code"? I liked how that sounded.
	Motivated by both morbid curiosity, and lack of anything better to
do, I started dialing from 1010000# on up. By the time I reached 005, I was
beginning to get bored with getting the same error message over and over
again, and would have quit, if I had not got a 2000khz tone on 006. I had
found some sort of private phone network. I did know know who's, what kind,
or how it worked, but I had found one. I tried dialing 9, then a number,
nothing. I called back, dialed 5 instead, and it still didnt do anything. I
would have played with it longer, but I was too curious to see what was on
the rest of the 1010xxx#'s. I called 007, and got the same thing as 006.
I kept going, untill I got to 009. There was a short pause, and then another
dial tone. "sweet. I found a pbx", I thought to myself. I tried dialing my
friends number, it didnt make any noise for a while, and then to my
surprise, I heard "Hello?". "Dood! I just found a pbx or something. Whats
the caller ID say?" "It says you are calling from your house. It must pass
along the ANI." That sucked, but it was still a way to make calls from
payphones for free. (If the phone will let you dial 1010xxx#. Ive found that
only Ameritech phones around here will let you do that. Cincinatti Bell and
other smaller company's phones will just give you an error message.) 
I needed to find what else was out there.
	By this time I had speaker phone on, and was hitting flash as soon
as I got the beggining of the usual error message. (we had 3way disabled
after had run up $30 in 3way calls.) I scanned by hand all the way up to
600. This is what I found:

Some of the "DT - call anywhere" codes need an area code... some dont...
play with them.

1010xxx#
006	tone - phone network (here after known as "funky tone")
007	funky tone 
009	DT - call anywhere.
012	funky tone
026	"DS2.. We're sorry your call cannot be completed at this time..."
037	DT - call anywhere
066	"*beep* 5-3 we're sorry.. (super fast taking..).. blah blah"
113	funky tone
117	DT - call anywhere
192	fast busy signal
194	"5-5 (message)"
223	"We're sorry your call cannot be processed. For assistance please
	dial 1-888-486-8474." *click*
257	"222. Your call cannot be completed from your location. Please
	contact your Conquest customer service representitive at
	1-800-627-5609. Recording 222."
272	(acual person) "This is (bitch's name) City please:"  
284	DT - (hit any key and itll give you a fast busy signal.)
288	AT&T (10-ATT)
333	"operator, what number did you dial?"
368	"18-5 (blah blah) Frontier"
370	DT - amnex 
387	DT - but any number you dial you get a couple rings and then "Your
	call cannot be completed as dialed. Please check the number and dial
	again, or consult your attendent for assistance. smn 234"
393	DT - enter some numbers... hit # .. "you must dial a valid
	authorization code when using this service."	
432	funky tone .. ring .. "we're sorry. You have not dialed enough
	digets for your call to be completed.  3d4"
440	same as 432
444	"5-5 (blah) Frontier (blah)"
457	"DS2...."
473	DT - need auth code
494	"...frontier..."
502	DT - call anywhere
513	"Your call cannot be completed as dialed."
519	Really strange busy signal... 
522	funky tone
524	fast busy signal
530	fast busy signal
534	funky tone
537	funky tone
549	fast busy signal
555	funky tone
566     "We're sorry your call cannot be processed. For assistance please
        dial 1-888-486-8474." *click*
567	DT - invalid auth code... dial customer service 1-800-333-9967
	19372 gives yet another DT
569	"5-3 we're sorry. (same message as 006)
591	fast busy signal


Funny.... I never did figure out why 10321 changed to 1010321 =)
