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How to Box your own Conference Calls!
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Black Bart showed how to start a conference call thru an 800 exchange, and I
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will now explain how to start a conference call in a more orthodox fashion,
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the 2600 HZ. tone.
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Firstly, the phone company has what is called switching systems. There are
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several types, but the one we will concern ourselves with, is ESS (Electronic
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Switching System). If your area is zoned for ESS, do NO start a conference call
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via the 2600 HZ. tone, or Bell Security will nail your ass! To find out if you
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are under ESS, call your local business office, and ask them if you can get
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call waiting/forwarding, and if you can, that means that you are in ESS country
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and conference calling is VERY, VERY dangerous! Now, if you are not in ESS, you
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will need the following equipment:
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An Apple Cat II Modem
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A copy of TSPS 2 or Cat's Meow
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A touch tone fone line
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and a touch tone fone. (true tone)
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Now, with TSPS 2, do the following:
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RUN TSPS 2
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Chose option 1
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Chose option 6
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Chose sub-option 9
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Now type:
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1-514-555-1212 (Dashes are not needed)
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Listen with your handset, and as soon as you hear a loud 'Click', then type
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$
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To generate the 2600 HZ. tone. This obnoxious tone will continue for a few
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seconds, then listen again and you should hear another loud 'Click'.
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Now Type:
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KM2130801050S
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Where 'K' = KP Tone
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'M' = Multi Frequency Mode
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'S' = S Tone
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Now listen to the handset again, and wait until you hear the 'Click' again.
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Then type:
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KM2139752975S
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Where 2139751975 is the number to bill the conference call to. Note: 213-975-
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1975 is a disconnected number, and I strongly advise that you only bill the
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call to this number, or the Fone Company will find out, and then...
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Remember, conference calls are itemized, so if you do bill it to an enemy's
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number, he can easily find out who did it and he can bust you!
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You should now hear 3 beeps, and a short pre-recorded message. From here on,
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everything is all menu driven.
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Conference Call Commands
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---------- ---- --------
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From the '#' Mode:
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! = Call a number
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6 = Transfer control
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7 = Hangs up the conference call
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9 = Will call a conference operator
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Stay away from 7 and 9! If for some fucked up reason an operator gets on-line,
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hang up! If you get a busy signal after KM2130801050S, that means that the
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teleconferencing line is temporarily down. Try later, preferably from 9AM to
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5PM week days, since conference calls are primarily designed for business
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people.
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THE LEECH
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