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75 lines
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More TRW Info Courtesy of the Jolly Roger
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Trw is a large database in which company's and banks can run credit
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checks on their customers. Example: John Jones orders 500$ worth of stereo
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equipment from the Joe Blow Electronic distributtng Co. Well it could be that
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he gave the company a phony credit card number, or doesn't have enough credit,
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etc. Well they call up Trw and then run a check on him, trw then lists his
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card numbers (everything from sears to visa) and tells the numbers, credit,
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when he lost it last (if he ever did) and then of course tells if he has had
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any prior problems paying his bills.
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I would also like to add that although Trw contains information on
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millions of people, not every part of the country is served, although the major
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area are.. So if you hate someone and live in a small state, you probably
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wont be able to order him 300 pink toilet seats from K-mart.
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Logging on
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To log on, you dial-up your local access number (or long-distance, what
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ever turns you on) and wait for it to say "trw" at this promt, you type
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either an "A" or a "Ctrl-G" and it will say "circuit building in progress"
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it will wait for a minute and then clear the screen, now you will type
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one of the following.
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Tca1
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Tca2
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Tnj1
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Tga1
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This is to tell it what geographical area the customer is in, it really
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doesnt matter which you use, because trw will automatically switch when
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it finds the record..
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Next, you will type in the pswd and info on the person you are trying to
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get credit info on: you type it in a format like this:
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Rts Pswd Lname Fname ...,House number First letter of street name Zip <cr>
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now you type ctrl s and 2 ctrl q's here is what it looks like in real life:
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Ae: Dialing xxx-xxx-xxxx
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(screen clear)
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Trw ^G
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circuit building in progress
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(pause . . . screen clear)
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Tca1
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Rtc 3966785-cm5 Johnson David ...,4567
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R 56785
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^s ^q ^q
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and then it will wait for a few seconds and print out the file on him
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(if it can locate one for the guy)
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note: you may have to push return when you first connect to get the systems
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attention.
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Getting Your Passwords
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To obtain pswds, you go down to your favorite bank or sears store and
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dig through the trash (hence the name trashing) looking for printouts, if
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they are a big enough place, and live in a trw area, then they will probably
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have some. The printouts will have the 7 digit subscriber code, leaving the
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3-4 digit pswd up to you. Much like trashing down at good old ma bell.
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