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Greetings everyone! Welcome to the 27th (really the 2nd) issue of Toneage.
We have a chock full of juarez for your viewing pleasure. The following
articles hold tight affiliations with the UPL zine. However, in an
impossible task of enlightening our readers more, the UPL zine has been
reserved for the HARDCORE c0dez and technical data on computers and phones.
We reserve this section for articles that are either short, or don't have
relevance to computers or phones. Most of the social engineering/black hat
stuff winds up here. If computers or phones have no mention of the article
then it is usually placed here. If there is a a grey, or socially malicious
tendencies discussed, but not neccesarily advocated in the article, it also
usually ends up here. We discuss things like shoplifting and getting money
or goods by evil ways in this section. We also put stuff here that has
already been very wide-spread all over the internet, and become common UPL
knowledge, like how to set up a teleconf. (How many articles on confs does
that make?) This is the section that the Devil wants you to read, the Devil
I tell you! We have to reccomend that you stay away from the following info
as the pheds might come after you and your Tonage juarez, watch out!
You were warned!
-Also, everyone's favorite #phrack buddy from Efnet, TRON, makes a special
guest appearance here in Tonage. Even though his article has body and length
and discusses phones, the article he submitted has appeared on so many other
places, like the PPC BBS, the UPL BBS, Phate issue 6, Confidence Remains High
Issue 2(way back in 97), TextCentral.com, and nettwerked.net's text archive.
I think it's already plenty well out there, but because it has been slightly
updated, and since most UPL readers don't read other zines anyway, here it is!
-phractal
TABLE OF ATOMIZING CONTENTS
1. Cashing in other peoples airmiles for retail certificates.........velocity
2. The definitive guide to drive offs................................BlackHat
3. h4x0ring K-Mart...................................................deepdish
4. Bypassing Physical Security Locks..........SAMURAIFIRE aka theInsaneHatter
5. School & phun for the moderately grey hat........Pha1lur3-part of opsoleet
6. How to use a VCR for fun and profit.................El_Gordo_Uno of 100mph
7. Abusing Courtesy Phones a how to guide..............El_Gordo_Uno of 100mph
8. Really Snazzy DTMF songs...........................................unknown
9. Free Cellular Phone Calls Without Cloning.............................TRON
Cashing in other peoples airmiles for retail certificates
by: velvo / velocity
email: blair.goat@e-garfield.com
note: this article only applies to Canadian residents, as airmiles is a
Canadian service
Materials:
* An email address
* A residential PO box that isn't linked to your real information in any way
Intro & Backround:
As all you Canadian residents know, airmiles is a rewards program
which many retail stores use. For example, A&P, Futureshop, Canadian Tire,
Zellers, and just about every other half decent store. For those of you who
don't know what it is, basically as an airmiles member, every time you make
a purchase the cashier will ask you if you are an airmiles member. If you
are you give them your airmiles card and they give it a little swipe. What
they just did was add on to your airmile points. Every purchase you make has
a related point value, maybe if you spend 180$ grocery shopping, when they
swipe your card you get 12 points or something. I'm not sure the exact
algorithm for calculating points based on purchase, but anyways... The
underlying premise of airmiles is that every point is worth 1 mile of airline
travel with a major Canadian airline (we use the metric system so it should
be air kilometres, but that's just my opinion). But as well as this, you can
exchange your points for retail certificates, good for certain large
Canadian retail chains. You do this via Airmiles website at
http://www.airmiles.ca.
Now the thing about airmiles is that just about every household has
at least one airmiles member, and they always remember to show their
airmiles card so they can accumulate points, but no one ever thinks about
actually redeeming their points for everything, and they sure as hell don't
check the website for anything. It's actually a really weird phenomena. I
conducted a small survey, just about 13 family members, friends, co-workers,
whatever. Out of 13 people, 11 had airmiles cards, the same 11 used their
airmiles card all the time. And finally, the same 11 had never looked into
redeeming their points for everything, and had never glanced at the companies
website. This could be a statistical fluke, but it suggests there are a lot
of airlines points just sitting around. I'd say the average person
accumulates about 800 airmiles a year. my only real basis for this
assumption is that my mom has been an airlines member for roughly a year, and
I recently cashed in her airmiles for her. She had 1030 or something like
that, but she shops a bit more then the average person and never forgets to
use her airmiles card. Anyways, every 125 points an airmiles member has can
be traded in for a 20$ retail certificate for some major Canadian chains.
So in my moms case, she got about 120$ worth, which isn't bad for really not
doing anything. Airmiles has been around for a while so I wouldn't be
surprised if a lot of people had like 3000 points sitting in their account,
which would be about 300$ worth.
Realisation:
While I was cashing in mommies airmiles for her (she hates using
computers) Inoticed how incredibly lax the security was for the entire
process of redeeming points. For instance, the first time you login, you
don't have a password yet of course, so you just login using your airmiles
card number and leave the password field blank. After that it "confirms"
you by asking for your "member since" data which is on the front of your
card, and your home postal code. After which it generates your password and
displays it for you. Now when you login of course you use your airmiles card
number and your new password. Anyways, after you login you just look for the
place where you redeem your points for retail certificates. You pick which
retail chains your want them for, and how many you want. After all this is
chosen you're off to the shipping address option screen. The current address
information of the card holder is shown here, and you are given a whole bunch
of options. We are looking at two options in particular. The first option we
look at is the "confirm by email options". When your choose this, instead of
calling the card holders phone number to confirm the transaction (bad!), it
confirms it via email, using the email address you specify (good!). The
other option that we're looking for is "Ship to alternate address". The
option is used if the card holder wants the certificates sent to a PO box.
PO boxes can be setup for very cheap at several different places, many not
even requiring ID or anything. So on the alternate address screen, punch in
the PO box address or whatever you want your stuff sent do. This change is
also confirmed via the email address you specified. Once you submit all this
shit, you will receive your confirmation email in about 2 business days, you
just reply to it to confirm. Then your retail certificates will probably be
in your PO box after about a week. Airmiles doesn't send any correspondance
to the primary shipping address (otherwise known as the cardholders real
address) regarding the transaction. It is all sent to the email address,
which is yours. I forget all the retail stores the certificates are good
for, the only ones I remember are Pharma-Plus and A&P. So at lease you have
condoms, ephedrine, and chocolate milk covered.
Getting Card Numbers:
People aren't nearly as afraid of giving out their airmiles card
number as their credit cards or phone cards, etc... Because no one every
assumes anything can be done with an airmiles number except for getting
points, which is good, so they think. Absolute positive best way to get
airmiles card numbers is as follows. Pull out the phone book and just pick
a number. Record the number (don't forget it, it's important). Before you
call anybody, have a 10 question survey about something written out. Make it
sound proper. Call up your number and claim to be someone from a surveying
agency. Ask if there are any airmiles card holders in the household, because
any airmiles custumers who are nice enough to answer your 10 question survey
will receive 110 free airmiles. If there are no airmiles custumers in the
house you can just hang up and go to the next number, or give the person your
survey just for kicks. Anyways after your survey, tell the person you just
need their airmiles card number and member since number off the front of
their card, and you will be able to authorize giving them 110 free points.
They most likely will never suspect a thing and give it right to you. But
don't forget you are also going to need their postal code to access the
airmiles.ca website. You can either just make it the last question on your
survey ( a lot of telemarketers ask your postal code ) or you can take their
phone number to a reverse lookup site like
http://www.infospace.com/info/reverse_ca.htm
and get their postal code from there. Hopefully anyways, this doesn't work
if they have an unlisted number. Anyways, once you have the card number,
member since number, and postal code, you have everything you need to redeem
someone elses airmiles and have retail vouchers sent to a PO box of your
choice. ASSUMING that they have never logged in to airmiles.ca before and
sent a password, but I'd bet that only 1 in 20 people have actually set a
password. Make sure the PO box or email address isn't linked to your real
information in anyway.
Outro:
I have tried this and verified that it works using my own airmiles
card, which is of course legal. This article is not meant as a guide for
potential theifs, but it is a wakeup call for all airmiles members to login
to airmiles.ca as soon as possible and set a password. Anyone who uses this
information for anyone elses airmiles account, as opposed to their own, is in
violation of several federal and provincial laws. The author takes no
resposibility for what people may do with the information in this article,
you have free will, use it.
velvo
All of your girlfriends secretly want me
The definitive guide to drive offs
By Blackhat
What is a drive off? A drive off is when knowingly or unknowingly
someone drives off with out paying for gasoline. It is a common occurrence.
So common in fact that most major gas stations have procedures to deal with
this kind of incidents, everything from running after the driver, to making
every one pay for gas before pumping. This guide has been put together to
compile all the knowledge garnered from my years as a gas station attendant
and is not to be used to obtain free fuel. All of the following procedures
are illegal and there is a great chance of prosecution. In most cases it is
considered a felony. You have been warned.
First and fore most you must have a car to use the gasoline (duh).
Although if you just take a can and get gas I don't think any one will mind
if you didn't pay. Ok so you got your car and its nice and empty. Of course
you could pay for the gas but then that would cut into your budget. So what
to do? Find a gas station. Not just any gas stations find the most successful
giant multi pump truck stop. This is important for a couple of reasons first
and fore most giant truck stops cannot keep track of all cars. Second, they
can afford it in fact they probably have insurance to cover this kind of
incident.
Second find the pump furthest away from the cashier. Go inside if you
have to and buy a pack of gum. See which way the cashier is facing. While in
there see how many cashier are working. Is there a manager? Sometimes they
will keep an eye on the pumps while cashiers work the registers. Also keep
an eye on the janitors as they sometimes double as security. Although most
janitors I have known are mentally deficient old men (that means you nick).
So now you found your pump. Its far away from the cashiers and your
car is turned away from them also make sure that they cant see your license
plate. Hell, take your plate off before you go in. Start pumping. Get super
don't be cheap. Scan the parking lot make sure you don't see any security or
janitors around if you do be courteous. They will leave you alone.
So you're finished pumping now what. Drive up as if your going to
park and park. If someone pulled up after you then its probably safe to leave
if not wait a few minutes and then leave. Or go inside and buy something or
go to the bathroom. If the cashier's asks say you have no idea who was before
you. Tell them you walked over, or something. Then walk out and drive off.
Simple.
Remember though if you get hassled by the janitors or security they
cant arrest you. Just leave what are they going to do call the cops. Cops
now they are a more serious problem. They can arrest you, but most cops will
rather be chasing down donuts than a simple drive off if the pull you over
down the street deny pumping any gas. Show them the receipt don't deny being
there as you where probably caught on camera. Most times they will let you go
after all it was probably a case of mistaken identity. In bigger cities you
have gotten away with the perfect crime.
Peace.
h4x0ring K-Mart
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[Shoplifting]
K-Mart probly one of the most popular stores in America.
Well, maybe not, but the people that work there are not
the smartest people on earth (sorry if you work there).
The k-mart where i live only has two cameras, one over
sporting goods, one over electronics. well frist you
need to find what you want. if you want video games or
somethign along that line you would need to find a way
to get past the glass. i have always done this buy
social engineering the workers to think i want to buy
something, and then tellthem i still looking and wait
untill they leave. After you find what you want you walk
back to the hunting area or a counter where no body is
around and you run it over the scan pad to deactivate
the alarm system on the product. after you done this with
what ever you want. you take off for the door, dont run
just walk right out the door. do this right after you
scanned it. Also make sure that no one saw you doing this.
This works better if you have a friend workign there. so
that they can act like there wating on you while they scan
it over the scanpad.
[Teleconferencing]
You do the same thing you do at any store when you are setting
up a conf. First you will need to is find a counter back in the
store where no body is, and dial the number. then you unpulg the
phone and plug yours in. then you will need to call an ANI
(1-800-404-3733) and get the number of the phone you are calling
from I like useing AT&T conf (1-800-232-1234), The op will pick
up , and if you want to know how to set one up refer back to LPH 1
and read Locs text (Setting Up A Tele-Conf The 1337 Way).
[Barcode h4x0ring]
ok maybe you not in to stealing goods, but you like buying stuff
cheap. you can bust out your 31337 barcode h4x0ring skills. All
you need to do is find a product you want and find a product
like it but cheaper. you take the barcode from the shelf and place
it over the barcode on the product, if it is not sticky you will
need some handy dandy super glue, plave it over the product true barcode
and go payfor it and if they notice its not the product you r buying
just say you didnt know.
[Blue Light Computers]
Humm i have been trying to find away to bypass that damn program that
is runs. i think the only way is to be able to get ahold of the tower
that is running it. i have got it to run windows for about 5 mins but
then the blue light program came up again. sorry i will keep trying to
find a way to make it run windows with out the program.
]
[PA System]
well you can social engineer it out of a worker there.
you will need to fidn the number o your local k-mart. then you need ot
follow this:
k-mart worker: this is your local k-mart how ma i help you?
you: can i talk to sports
k-mart worker: yes hang on.
k-mart sports: hello
you: yes this is Jim i forgot the nnumber for the pa system can you please
forward me?
k-mart sport: yes hang on.
There you have it.
Bypassing Physical Security Locks
by: SAMURAIFIRE aka theInsaneHatter (gnatdemon666@hotmail.com)
You steal a computer, and it is perfect... except for one thing. It is one
of those goddammed computers with physical locks on it! Yes, some computers
do still have those key locks right next to the power switch. when in the
off position, they allow the turning on of the computer. But when that damn
cocky computer owner puts the key in and turns it to the "on" position, the
switch doesn't work. I bought a crappy computer at a garage sale, and that
ratbastard had it manually locked so it could not be turned on, and didn't
give me the key. So, instead of wreaking horrible bloddy vengeance, i
decided to do something about it. to open a lock like this, you will need:
a flathead screwdriver
a soldering iron or lighter
some electrical tape
Now, get your soldering iron or lighter, and heat around the rectangle with
the lock and the switch. this losens it a little, and doesn't damage the
computer at all. now, stick your screwdriver down the side of the rectangle
with the lock&switch in it, and push the handle away from you. it pops out
after a while. two wires run from the lock part, and there is a little thin
piece of metal on the bottom of the lock, in the shape of a horseshoe. take
your trusty screwdriver, and place it inbetween the lock and the horseshoe.
just wiggle it untill it pops out, and the two wires will fall out of the
lock. This isn't too hard, it took me about 7 seconds of wiggling (the
screwdriver, not myself). then, simply take the two metal pieces on the tips
of the two wires that fell out, and use your electrical tape to tape the two
together and make a closed circut. this has worked for me 100% of the time.
you can now reinsert the rectangle, and the computer will turn on when you
hit the power button.
remember, kiddies.... a hedgehog a day leads to several hedgehogs. ---
samuraifire
School & phun for the moderately grey hat
by Pha1lur3-part
Think of spending thousands of $ on computers, computer learning books
and software and never being able to use it.this is the case with most
students attending public schools your parents proveide all the tax
money for comps and books on java,c++,vb and others but most of the
useless minds in school could care less about these things
so really as we speak right now they are going to waste.
borrowing supplies:)
If you have any classes with comps involved look on nearby shelves
and when the teacher is doing his/her job of being unaware snatch all
the info you can. ive seen stacks of comps in empty class rooms just take
a look after school empty your bag and fill. youve bought all of this
already anyways and if its just growing a nice dust layer why not disturb
it.also, if you are good with lock picking break in one night and just
explore the server room and pocket a few materials, since most doors lock
from the inside anyways you can jsut grab the goods and leave so long as
you dont get caught by the 80 yr old security gaurds .also have you
ever noticed the uneccisary amounts of telephone jacks in aschool if they
are near the window or covered up in anyway plug aline in and put it out
the window then come back later that day and call some leet bbs or
something or call some sex lines if you dont like the teacher. all is fair
you own the school already.
really owning your school
Upl published a story about mrwakeup.com but if you didnt read it, its a
site that allows you to access a program called mr notfiy it gives you a
data base and you plug in all the numbers you want called at the time you
want thenm to be called and allow the message you want to leave so what
youd do is put all the classroom numbers in to the data base and make your
message "----- owns you" or whatever something silly and send. At whatever
time you put the fones will all ring and every teacher will say, as dumb
as possible, somethin wierd just happened prolly the afganys.
skipping a day of school without hassle
All you need is a black wire and knowledge of were your schools telephone
box is hiding. What you do is splice the red and greed wires and attach the
black wire to the the two, by way of alligator clips or or just good old
twisting, to the main or attendence offices line the lines the lines should
be marked and iff they aren't then just put little balck wires in all of
them. this black wire will not allow incoming calls outgoing calls so you
wont hafta worry about them calling the parental figures and you getting
and earfull. On your day off go be a verizon worker for a day have
some fun and learn some shit.
"never fear the act of earning"
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How to use a VCR for fun and profit
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Background
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You will need a pre-existing tap in place using a small FM or AM
transmitter as described in the "Lunch Box" by Dr.D-Code. The file is
kind of out dated but Radio Shack now sells FM transmitter kits for
around $11.00 Assuming you already have a VCR this should be
relatively cheap to do.
VCR Recording
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It is very difficult for those who must work in the daytime to hear our
neighbors tapped lines, but the following technique using nothing more
than a VCR, an ordinary AM or FM radio which has a sound-output jack
and a connecting patch cord will provide anyone with the ability to
tape to there hearts content and listen to it at another time:
1. Find the audio input jack on your VCR. It is typically located next
to the video input jack, and maybe found on either the front, or rear
panel of the VCR. On every VHS-type VCR I have seen, this audio input
jack is of a type described as an "RCA jack".
2. Find the audio output jack on your radio. It may be any one of many
types, including sub-mini, mini, quarter-inch, and, will be either mono
or stereo.
3. From any well-stocked electronics supply store (Radio Shack)
purchase the indicated audio patch cord with adapters, if needed, in
order to provide a connection between the radio and the VCR.
(Mini to RCA, RCA to RCA, etc.)
4. Connect the radio's audio output to the VCR's audio input and power
up both the radio and VCR. Make certain that you have the radio's audio
knob (pot) turned up about halfway or a little more to insure that you
are pumping a strong enough signal into the VCR. Most VCR's will have
automatic record level control too.
5. Tune your television to whichever channel you ordinarily derive your
VCR signal from; most often. This will be likely one of two channels.
Either channel three or channel four.
6. You should now be getting the video portion from whatever channel is
being selected on the VCR's tuner, and the audio portion from the radio!
7. Perform a recording test for a few minutes. When you play the tape
back, you should have the video from whatever channel was selected on
the VCR's tuner, and the audio which was on the radio. When you play
this tape back, pay particular attention to the audio levels and the
quality. You should be able to adjust the radio's controls to improve
either.
8. This test successfully completed, rewind the video tape in the VCR,
then set the start time for the beginning of the show. Next, set the
end time for the ending of the show. You'll want to select EP record
mode, so you can get up to 6 hours on a tape. Standard Play mode will
only get you 2 hours. Voila! You now have the program on tape, ready
to listen to at another time, archive, share with your friends, etc.
Note:
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Obviously, it is unimportant what the video portion of your
recording consists of, but I like to use "The Weather Channel"
(on cable) because it frequently gives me a clock to use as a reference
if I wish, Or you could also tune it to Porn because its funny and it
gives you something to watch while your listening.
In Conclusion
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As long as your not a moron that should work.
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Abusing Courtesy Phones a how to guide
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Background
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Have you ever seen those phones hanging in most office buildings and
schools? Ever wanted to make free calls with out being caught? Well
using courtesy phones all this is possible and more.
What to do
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This method has worked for me but its not set in concrete. I would try
and develope a plan of my own using this one as a guide.
1.Find a phone
This is about the easiest step. I suggest you try your local high
school. Then move on to the local buisness's in your area. I would
suggest doctors offices and hospitals. I don't know why but they seem
to have a lot of courtesy phones in doctors offices.
2."Schmoozing" Also known as social engineering
Heres the step that might give you a bit of trouble. You actually have
to TALK TO SOMEONE! Now don't panic Ill walk you through it. It will
go something like this:
You: Hi can I use this phone?
Skank: Sure. As long as its a local number.
You: Ok
SKank: Dial 9 twice to get an outside line then place your call.
You: Thanks Mr/Mrs Skank!
Thats it. Yes its really that simple to abuse a common courtesy. A
word of caution though. Don't act suspicious or wear a black "leather"
trench coat with dark glasses. It tends to make people nervous.
Confidence makes the whole thing work. Don't act like your doing
something wrong and remember "please" and "thank yous" don't hurt
either.
3.Makeing your calls
Now I know what your thinking. "WOW Gee golly Ill start dialing some
phonesex numbers and make calls to Russia!" You don't think they're
that stupid do you? Most courtesy phones have 1-900 blocks and
international call blocks. Now that does'nt mean you can't get all
the directory assistance and long distance calls you want. All you
have to do is dial 411 then you get an OP who will ask you how you want
to bill your call and all you say is "I'd like to bill it to this fone
cause I'm at home and I'm a lonely little phuck up". Its that easy
just don't do it 5 days in a row from the same fone they might catch
on. For long distance calls just do the same thing and don't act like
too much of a retard.
In Conclusion
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As long as your not a moron that should work.
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Snazzy DTMF songs
by unknown (let me know so i'll credit you)
1= you can friken' belch DMFT tones
2= you can't tell a DMFT from a WTF!
Please scroll on to the section that best fits you.
1.
If you have been looking at H/P sites for a while, you have all seen
DMFT songs, and most of them were lame (Ex. Marry Had a little Lamb
and Hot Cross Buns!) This phile is in no way a compleat collection of phone
songs other sites CLAIM to have. This Phile Does however have some realy
neat DMFT songs that I made and are original and fresh!
2.
A DMFT Tone is the sound that your telephone makes when you push a
button (These tones are are actuly 2 tones played at the same time, Each
column has its own tone, and each row has its own tone, but that doesnt
matter). These tones are normally used to tell the phone where to connect
you to, but WE are going to use them for fun to make music! YEAH RIGHT!
Now, I suggest you unplug the RJ-11 phone jack from the phone.... (the SQUARE
ONE!) so you can play the song without accidentaly calling a long distance
number or something. These songs can be played in the middle of conversation
and will get you make you look cool at a payphone!! The Numbers on top of the
words correspond to the buttons on your phone, they Follow the melody, and I
tried to include lyrics!
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Artist: Blink 182
Song:" what's My age again?"
Instrument: DMFT..... Touch tone phone tones!
3-2 3-2 3-2 3 2 1 2 3-3 2 2
and thats about the time she walked away from me
1-1-2 3 2 1 2 3-3 2-2
nobody Likes You when your twenty Three
1 1 2 3 2-1 2 3 3 2
And Your Still More Impresed by Prank Phone Calls
1 1 1 1 3-2-1
what the hell is Call ID
3 3-3 3 3 2 2 2
I never want to act my Age
3 2 3 3-3
Whats My age again?
3 2 3 11
Whats My age again?
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Artist: The Offspring
Song:"Why dont you get a job?"
Instrument: DMFT..... Touch tone phone tones!
3 3 2 1 2 3 2 1 2 1 4
My friend's got a girl friend and he hates that bitch
3 3 2 1 231 2
He tells me a every day
3 3 2 1 23 21 2 1 4
He says man I really gotta lose my chick
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in the worst, kinda way
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Artist: Blink 182
Song: its in almost all their songs!
Instrument: DMFT..... Touch tone phone tones!
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Free Cellular Phone Calls Without Cloning
by TRON
This file is not in any way intended to endorse commiting fraud, rather to
show weaknesses in the cellular system that anyone could exploit.
1.) American Roaming Network
This Wireline roaming network can be reached by dialing 0 on a phone with
no service. It will first ask for the number you want to call, then you
can either chose 1 and make a collect call through an automated system or
you can bill to a calling card or credit card.
To use a calling card you just enter the card number; for a credit card
you first enter the card number, you can use mastercard or american
express, but not visa.
Then you'll be prompted for the expiration date, next it'll want the
numeric part of the billing address i.e. if the address is 476 main street
you enter 476.
Then you have to enter the zip code of the mailing address. If you try to
use a card from outside the u.s. it wont work because the system is set up
to take zip codes in 5 digit numeric format. You might be able to use a
foreign card by talking to a live operator.
You can also bill the call to a third party by pressing 0 instead of
entering a credit or calling card number and going through a live
operator.
You can set up the greeting on a direct dial voicemail so it sounds like
someones there to accept the billing, it just has to say hello then wait a
few seconds for the operator to read their script then say yes they'll
accept the call. It may take a couple tries to get the timing right.
You can call 800, 888, and 877 numbers and bill it to a credit card but
not to a calling card, third party, or collect call.
2.) Cellular Express
This non-wireline roaming system call also be reached by dialing 0 on a
phone with no service.
There are four options to chose from for placing your call.
Option one is for billing calls to a calling card, it'll ask for the
number your calling, then for the calling card number.
Option two lets you bill a call collect through an automated system.
Option three like ARN you can bill the call to a mastercard or american
express, but not to a visa. You'll be prompted for the card number, then
for the expiration date, then finally the billing zip code.
Option four allows the call to be placed using a prepaid cellular debit
account, I havent been able to do anything with this option it asks for a
ten digit cellular number.
Like ARN you can call toll free numbers and bill it to a credit card but
not to a calling card, nor can you bill collect calls to toll free
numbers.
Cellular express doesn't allow third party billing.
3.) Setting Up Accounts
Using someones name, address, phone number, and social security number you
can call customer service and set up an account over the phone with some
cellular providers.
You need someone with good credit otherwise they'll want a deposit.
Ask about different service plans and act like your actually a real
customer wanting service.
Make sure you get lots of off peak and weekend minutes so you dont flag
the account by making lots of calls that run up a huge bill fast,and be
sure to get call waiting and three way calling, there always usefull to
have.
When they ask for your employers name tell them your self employed as a
contractor or artist and give the home phone number as the work number.
After you give them the information they'll tell you they have to run a
credit check and they'll call you back in like 15 minutes, tell them your
out running errands and that they can give you their number and you'll
call them back, they shouldn't have a problem with this.
Or if you have a loop you can use that.
The account should last until the person who's information you used to set
up the service gets the bill.
4.) Prepaid Cellular
With some service providers you can buy a phone in a retail store
anonymously then activate it over the phone, later you can add time to it
on the phone using a credit card, or buy cards with time from web
sites using a credit card, and the pin to add time is emailed to you, like
tracfone, verizon freeup, or at&t prepaid.
You can also buy prepaid sim cards for gsm phones that you can add time
to.
If they ask for a social security number just make one up, some providers
use it for security purposes so be sure you write it down.
5.) Adding Accounts To Existing Service
You can call the providers customer service and tell them you want to add
another phone to your service for another family member, but the best way
is if the service belongs to a buisness that already has multiple accounts.
All you need is the name, address, phone number, mobile number, and social
security number of someone with an account.
Follow the procedure in section 3 for handling the callback.
The account should last until the person or buisness gets their bill with
the extra account on it.
If you have any questions, comments, suggestions, etc you can email me at
tron@iav.com or call +44 7092017440
This file is property of the author, it can be republished as long as its
not altered and there is no charge for viewing it.
Updated 01/01/2002
Well, that about does her. An impressive amount of info for Toneage, maybe
Toneage itself will outlive UPL if we keep getting stuff thats suitable for
Toneage.
THIS IS INFORMATION. HOW YOU USE IT IS UP TO YOU. WE DON'T
ADVOCATE ANYTHING ILLEGAL. ANY TROUBLE CAUSED BY THIS INFORMATION IS
YOUR DECISION AND YOUR FAULT TOUGH GUY