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29 lines
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The Calling Card Checker '94 by TauTau
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first of all, this program is freeware. Be happy !
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If you do any illegal things with it, it's your problem, not mine.
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the handling is quite self-explaining. Start it, press F2 for setup, and
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feed it with the data like file name of the cards, dial-up of the toll-free
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number, a number with a sure connect, and so on.
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you should take some connect number with MUCH modems, like compuserve
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(408-727-8113), so that you don't get a BUSY ! I wrote the program for all
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of you, that don't have a USR with VOICE recognition, or just don't want to
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spend an USR for the job. Just take any old, dumb 2400 modem that you can
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spare for that, and let it run. The disadvantage of that is, that you always
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have 1 connect done with the card, but as i found out, they don't die much
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faster because of that.
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Be sure to include the dial-command with the dial-up number, like "atdt 800-
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xxx-xxxx" as this made setup a little easier for me:)
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The checker throws two files out, DEAD and GOOD, not necessary to explain.
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if you prefer to scan the cards sequentially, 0000 to 9999, be sure to have
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much time. It will last around a week per card.
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if you want to scan one card that you think is very likely to have a new pin,
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write it alone to a file, and scan it sequentially or randomly.
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Thats all, have phun (and luck) !
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TauTau
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