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CELLULAR TELEPHONE PHREAKING PHILE VOL 3 by "The Mad Phone-man"
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Now that you have become familiar with the technology of cellular phones
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its time to discuss what you can do with a phone right now.
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Not every system pays attention to a "Roamer" from outside the system as
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closely as they do a local suscriber. In their mad rush to offer cellular as
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"universal" service, meaning you can place a call in any cellular city any-
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where in North America, they fucked up.
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OK, heres the poop...I access say..Cleveland Ohio Cellular 1's Ericcson switch
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and tell them by my "NAM" info that im a roamer from NYNEX in New York City.
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Cleveland will let me make the call, cause it bills back to NYC my number
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of minutes used. If the NYC number is bogus, the call goes thru, and the bill
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doesn't go anywhere. They do know the exchange data for NYC, thats on a chart
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so ya cant tell em yer...555-1212 or such..you must tell em yer a valid roamer
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and the System number (two digits) must match NYC's. This is not too hard to
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figgure out, (call some of their stupid sales idiots some time and see what
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they will let out of the bag)...so now lets see what else you should know.
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OK, the system number for the foreign exchange....Nynex in Buffalo is 56,
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Chicago nonwireline is 01, Buffalo Nonwireline is 03, All wirelines are even
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numbers all non-wirelines are odd.
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OK, first three digits of the mobile number....Nynex Buffalo- 863 xxxx
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Buffalo Non-wire 861 xxxx, 690 xxxx.
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I am sure it wont take much to figgure out the local numbers for your area
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like I said the sales people are fucks and will tell ya anything to
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make a sale.
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Until the companys get a cellular clearinghouse to validate roamers in real
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t{w{e this will work out fine. The prospects of such a clearinghouse are
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good after the companys get done with their bitching at each other.
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But it may be a while before it becomes routine to look up a roamer. There's
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simply too many to look up every time service is wanted.
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So, steal a cellphone and his antenna, re-nam it as a roamer and when ya get
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it setup, make copies of the info with different suscriber numbers (the
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last 4 digits) and make free calls till whenever.
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More to come...."The NOVATEL series phones "
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Uncracking the Maintenance code
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This is probibaly the best radio to use to shut down
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a cell site completely, it has secret codes in the ctrl
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head that allow you to bypass conventional switching
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protocols.
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