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CARDING ACROSS AMERICA -
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- LIVING THE LIFE OF ADVENTURE
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CONCEIVED, WRITTEN, AND TESTED BY - VIDEO VINDICATOR
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INTRODUCTION
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As we evolved as a society, we expanded out horizons and types of payments.
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From a simple barter system, to one based on precious metals and gems, to one
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based on currency, and finally to one of credit. A rather strange evolution,
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trading something of true value for something of appied value, but a good
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system just the same. Now lets talk a little more about the evolution of this
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wonderful thing called credit. Way back in the middle ages stores offered
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credit to the duke and monarchy of the area. Even further back than that in
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ancient Greece there is actually some type of references towards credit...
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Kinda wild if you think about it. But then, America and it's eternal
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businessmen took this one step futher, and thus Visa and Mastercard were born.
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Not born of nessecity, moreover lack of it, it was born of desire. Soon more
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thought to capitalize on the success of the larger, and Discover, American
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Express, Diners Club, Carte Blanch, etc... were created. So where is all this
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leading? Who knows, but hopefully by understanding just a little about how it
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came about, we can guess as to where it will go. Now one more time I'm back,
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bringing to you what I feel is a new approach to and question as old as the
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hills, but in most cases much more valuable: How can a make this work for ME?
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As one great author said, In order to win at a game you must know the rules,
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but knowing them doesn't mean you must play by them, but more appropriately
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manipulate them to best suit you.
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MISC INFO
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Well, this will be the final chapter in the infamous Carding My Way Trilogy
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of Text files... I've really enjoyed writing these damn things, and listening
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to all the comments that people made (except the bads ones, those people can
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just burn in hell ahahaah), and I've learned quite a bit. Although I did get
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busted, and am currently wanted in like 3 or more states by this time, that
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doesn't mean you'll get caught. Just learn from other peoples mistakes
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(specifically mine!), and remember, the years before you're 18 can be some of
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the best and most profitable in your life. The reason I kind of target this
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towards minors is the fact that is this wonderful counry we live in, you will
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get little more then a slap on the wrist, and maybe a stern warning, whereas
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in other countries, you could expect anything short of your hands being severed
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at the wrists. So why not exploit this wonderful, God-given temporary immunity.
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Think of all the sorry losers who don't figure this out until they turn 20 or
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22 or some shit age.
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As far as what computer system I recommend (although I don't realize why sooo
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many people act like this is such an -IMPORTANT- part of carding) is the IBM.
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I personally use an AWESOME notebook 386, and believe me, this little shit
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hacks better than anything else I've owned (I wonder if I could modify an
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AppleCat to work with it ... hmm ...). The IBM is just a nice, powerful
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machine with alot of support as far as fraud goes, so now, just buy a computer
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shopper, call up some stupid-shit company and say "I'll take 10 of you're IBM
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386-20's please... Well, on second thought, make that 12."
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One kind of interesting sidenote on this file is that I would personnally
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like to thank Greyhound, since a good 3/4 th's of this was written while in
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transit from one fraud site to the next. You really shouldn't put down this
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type of travel, because the fact that you don't get ID'd ANYWHERE along the
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way... So if you, John P. Hreaker (of course, that's your God-given name)
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would like to travel incognito, so be it.
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Here's a little something I would like to say about the re-insurgance on Text
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files with those 'great' disclaimers on them.. Bravo for you, you've really
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covered your ass. Here's what I think of them, in the form of my disclaimer:
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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED WITHIN THIS FILE IS ONLY FOR FRAUDULENT USE.
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ANY USE OF THIS INFORMATION IN ANY WAY THAT DOES NOT BENEFIT YOU BY THE
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WILLFUL DESTRUCTION AND MANIPULATION OF ANOTHERS CREDIT IS STRICKLY
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PROHIBITED. THE AUTHOR OF THIS FILE TAKES NO RESPONSIBILITY, APPLIED OR
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REAL, FOR ANY LEGAL USES THAT MIGHT BE SOMEHOW FOUND FROM THIS FILE.
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Wow, I guess that just about covers how I feel on that subject. Just had to
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cover my ass, you know?! Now here's just one more thing I have to say, about
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users and the general way in which the H/P community has gone downhill. I
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never used to see people cut down for asking questions before. I never saw
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files written by people who knew absolutely nothing about what they were
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writing (well, at least most weren't). And I saw an open and free information
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swapping forum. I think that all of us should strive to become more open and
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honest with ourselves, and others. And only by helping others can we achieve
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a state of higher being... [boy, I sure feel wholesome]...
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TYMNET USES AND ABUSES
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Tymnet is definantly a benifit to Frauders (Because that's what we are) all
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across the country. When you don't have any codes, simply call the 800 or you
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local port, sit on QSD (208057040540) for an hour or so, and you'll find that
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you can not only get codes, but CBI's, TRW's, Dun & Bradstreets, Unix systems,
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the list goes on and on... So next time you are lacking in the code department,
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just give your friends at Tymnet a ring. And if you don't have an account?
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Well, that's your problem, if you can't even get a lame Tymnet account, then I
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really don't think you deserve to be on the system (like it's really any big
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honor...). A system to get on, that is definantly more H/P oriented is Lutzfer,
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but I won't list the number, if you deserve to be on it, it's not to hard to
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get.
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There are some TRW business-pullers (just like the D&B) on Tymnet, which can
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be a useful addition to anyone who already has a full-fledged CBI or TRW. This
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can be used to your advantage by pulling the company the person works for (so
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you know a little of the comps background for bullshitting), and then use the
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SBAR command, enter his stats as they appeared on your first pullup, and wala!
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You get a real nice, easy to understand explanation of all of his credit. No
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numbers mind you, but that's why you do the primary pull with the other account.
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Another benifit of this is when you pull a business, most of the time it lists
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key employee's, like the chairman of the board, the board members, etc... Well,
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all of these executives are no doubt high paid, and following that logic,
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probably have VERY juicy virgin cards just waiting to be raped for all they are
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worth! hahaa, and they said that rapeing and pillageing died with the
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barbarians. There should be a group called the FRAUD BARBARIANS... hmmm...
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The main thing about Tymnet is that it is almost never a primary tool, but
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moreover a secondary tool, which can lead to and strenthen your main one.
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TRANS UNION CREDIT SERVICES
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I have had NO experience with these guys, although I believe as of this
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writing they are the biggest... I would be interested in finding out all I
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could about this system, and it's inherant weaknesses. If anyone has any info
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on this system, please leave it to me in mail on any of the boards listed at
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the end of this file.
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EQUIFAX CREDIT SERVICES (FORMERLY CBI)
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Ok, as of late, I've seen a lot of files about CBI that don't tell SHIT about
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it, and the people who wrote the files, are obviosly stupid as a piece of shit
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and want to SEEM cool. Well, Although this is a Carding file, and although I
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did go into CBI in some detail in my 2nd part, I'll put all the bullshit aside
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and give you an IN-DEPTH overview, inview, sideview and all of views of CBI,
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and it's abuses. I'm not going to mess around and explain to you how to logon
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to the system, the other files don't fuck that up (and that is a miracle!).
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Ok, first of all, lets define, I mean REALLY define the CBI account breakdown.
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###LL#####-AA,IN,T,,3.
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Now THAT is the format of a worthwhile CBI account! The first group of three
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digits (ranging from 0-9) represent the location in the US where the firm is
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located. Like 172 is Norther California, 180 Is around the Middle, etc... The
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LL is a set of two letters that tell you what type of a firm this account is
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for. Here's a list of what I have for sure...
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AN - Car Dealerships BB - Bank-Related Accounts
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CG - Clothing Stores DC - Department Stores
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FA - Auto Manufaturing Loans FC - Federal Credit Unions
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FF - Financial Services -Loans FZ - Student Loans
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HF - Furniture Stores JA - Life Insurance
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MH - Hospitals OC - Gas Cards/Companies
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ON - Non-Revolving CC's RE - Real Estate Companies
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RA - Apartment Complex's UE - Utilities (Like PG&E)
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UT - Phone Services (Like MCI) YC - Collection Agencies
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ZB - Credit Bureaus
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And that is just a SMALL amount of all the 2 char ID's out there, but those are
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definant. The last group of numbers are 2-5 in length, and represent the
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branch of the company, or the company's main identifier. Then we get to the
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-AA, which mean Alpha-Numeric... Now it doesn't take a genius to figure out
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that it IS NOT Letter/Number, but and be EITHER letter or Number, both in the
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set. Now also, so you don't sound like a fucking retard, this IS the password
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to the account. Everything before this is worthless and can be gained from any
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pullup, the PW and everything after that is the important part. Now if you
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have just the password, that's ok, but it's a shitty account. Whenever you
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will pull up an account, it will look like this (this account buffer taken from
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a textfile on CBI that is only useful for learning how to logon, but NOTHING
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ELSE!)...
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*SMITH,ALAN,S SINCE 04/00/75 FAD 10/21/89 FN-700
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157,MAPLE,ST,YUTZVILLE,NY,10011,TAPE RPTD 10/89
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68,PENN,ST,NOWHERE,IA,50055
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SEX-M,MAR-M,DEPS- 2,AGE-38,SSS-012-34-5678
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01 ES-WALMART CORP
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02 EF-MCDONALDS RESTAURANTS
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*SUM-01/85-01/91,PR/OI-NO,FB-NO, ACCTS:11,HC$6-1600, 3-ONES.
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*INQS-450DC81 02/24/89,178BB20089 02/06/89.
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* BUS/ID CODE RPTD OPND H/C TRMS BAL P/D RT 30/60/90+MR DLA/ACCOUNT NO
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03 S*178BB34860 11/90 05/85 500 171 521 139 R5 01 01 01 66 1234567890123456
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PREV HI RATES: R4 10/90, R3 09/90, R2 08/90
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CLOSED ACCOUNT
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AMOUNT IN H/C COLUMN IS CREDIT LIMIT
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Enought of this SHIT SHIT SHIT account, now lets look at what this would look
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like if it had been pulled up with a REAL account...
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*SMITH,ALAN,S SINCE 04/00/75 FAD 10/21/89 FN-700
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157,MAPLE,ST,YUTZVILLE,NY,10011,TAPE RPTD 10/89
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68,PENN,ST,NOWHERE,IA,50055
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SEX-M,MAR-M,DEPS- 2,AGE-38,SSS-012-34-5678
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01 ES-WALMART CORP
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02 EF-MCDONALDS RESTAURANTS
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*SUM-01/85-01/91,PR/OI-NO,FB-NO, ACCTS:11,HC$6-1600, 3-ONES.
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*INQS-SEACOASTEQ 181FM567 07/09/91 COMM CRED 181FF1498 05/17/90
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* FIRM/ID CODE RPTD OPND H/C TRM BAL P/D CS MR ECOA ACCOUNT NUMBER
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SOUTHMARK *143FM28 07/91 03/87 91K 718 88K I1 31 J 1338367880
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BOFA ALPHA*180BB26454 06/91 11/88 300 10 247 R1 22 I 302400942008
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Ok, so I didn't even waste my time to make the bottom accounts the same, but
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you get the idea... About the only thing that is the same between these pullups
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is the start of it.... So the initals are useless huh? Only for losers. The
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rest is the same, except for the addition of ECOA, which simply shows what type
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of account it is (like on the shit-type method). BUT.. BUT.. You see the bank
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name... Wow, kinda makes those guess-the-bank-by-the-first-4-digits pretty
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useless. So don't cut yourself short in a trade of accounts, make sure you get
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FULL information on the account. Some accounts have only fixed initials, but
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some have floating, so what this means is that if you have one that does not
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have the initials, there always is the chance that you can guess them.
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Ok, IN is the area where you enter the operators initials... Usually you can
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make this up, since rarely does it check for authorized users only..., the T is
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one of the more crucial parts, it refers to the type of pull-up you want...
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P - Primary Q - Inquery E - Employ I - Identify
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P - Shows full stats including account Numbers
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Q - Shows a more detailed list of previous INQS (if possible)
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E - Shows basic info for Employer verification. Will include
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Date of birth if 'P' does not.
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I - Used to identify the individual. Doesn't generate an INQS
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Most of the time you will use P, but play around with the other ones to get
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an idea of what they do. Finally there is the ,,3. This simply tells CBI not
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to cut off any of the numbers, unless it's already been chopped by the bank
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(many banks now remove the last 4 digits from CBI accounts). Well, hopefully
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this shed a LITTLE bit of light on the gross misrepresentation that CBI has
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gotten.
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As far as the actual pulling up of the file, just read on of the others, even
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they don't mess that up either. Ok, now that all of that has been basically
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cleared up, I can continue on, with a clear heart & mind....
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One thing which was true about CBI, but is no longer true, is that there are
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alot of 300 baud ports. In actuality, there are very few, if any (I know of
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-no- 300-only ports). 1200 baud is currently the standard, but many of the
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ports are switching over to 2400. Moving right along...
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Another change that will be occuring within CBI is the closeure of all of
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their regional offices. CBI is going to consolidate to one fixed location in
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Atlanta, Georgia. The reason they are doing this is, and I quote, "To lover
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overhead costs, and also to increase security." So don't be too overly
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suprised if CBI seems to be learning a few new tricks. The plan is to be
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completed within 2-3 years, with most of the outlying sites already closed.
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One nice note to this... If you live in Atlanta, look in the want adds, CBI's
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hiring Data Entry personnel... Hmmmm....
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Here's some of the companies that I have already identified... For your
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convienience...
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AN - 171an700 Pittsburg Ford 171an809 Champion
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171an866 Valsthrough 171an1294 BRWD Dodge
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171an1336 Antioch 172an22 Biddulph Chevrolet
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181an1102 West Coast Volvo 181an1706 CB Hyundai
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402an1918 Bird Road Mazda 402an2791 Lexus
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403an1248 Maroone Chevrolet 403an1289 Toyota HWD
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444an4003 Precious Cars 728an787 Courtesy Cars
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808an195 Florin Rd Nissan 808an334 Niello
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826an409 Crest Pontiac 882an87 Scott Imperial
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BB - 146bb513 Mtn Sts Bankcard 146bb1156 RMBC Visa Gold
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146bb3228 HRSI N A 146bb11944 UBARAPAHOE
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148bb917 Bank 1 Visa 155bb3747 Dicover Card
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162bb1353 BoA Visa 162bb5388 Wells Fargo MC
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162bb10365 Wells Fargo Visa 162bb11630 BoA TPL (Auto Loan)
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162bb12121 BoA MC 162bb13102 Bank of the West (Loan)
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162bb13157 1st Interstate -CA 162bb13521 First Interstate -CA
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162bb14058 Wells Fargo 162bb16270 BoA MC Gold
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162bb19097 Security Pacific 163bb2848 HIBERNIA Bank
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163bb15083 Pacific Western 163bb17492 HBNA MC
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163bb19463 FI Advance 163bb19891 First Deposit
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171bb1238 Citibank FSB 178bb167 Maa Company MC
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178bb2809 Mass Co. 180bb19701 Bank of California
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180bb23812 BoA 180bb26454 BoA Alpha Account
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180bb26908 1st Interstate -CA 180bb27195 Security Pacific
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402bb1208 SE Bank NA 403bb1876 Barnett Bank
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404bb182 1st Card Visa 404bb2568 Monogram Georgia
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405bb280 Marine MID 426bb1895 MH Visa
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444bb3469 Chemical of NJ 605bb4043 Spring National
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613bb1199 Integrated 674bb1065 Bank 1
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728bb5506 Barnett Bank 728bb10304 NCNB National Bank
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850bb1555 CFB Visa 882bb112 Barnett International
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898bb49 1st Interstate -MT 905bb587 Chase USA
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906bb40 CitiBank MC 906bb115 CitiBank
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906bb289 CitiBank PRVS 906bb1659 CitiBank
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906bb1808 CitiBank MC Gold 906bb5130 Amex Optima
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CG - 146cg11 Fashion BR 728cg54 Colony Shop
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772cg167 Adothrdims 832cg159 Added Dimensions
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905cg358 Lane Bryant 906cg68 Lerners
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DC - 146dc39 May D&F 161dc146 Mervyns
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162dc392 Emporium 162dc400 Macys
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180dc93 Bullocks 180dc127 May Company
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180dc143 Robinson's 180dc184 Broadway
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180dc440 Robinson's 180dc929 Bullocks
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402dc114 J Bryon's 404dc21 Bloomingdales
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444dc49 Macys 496dc12 Wanamakers
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701dc529 Nordstroms 701dc750 The Bon
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728dc31 Burdines 728dc668 Jordan Mars
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774dc32930 Maison Blare 805dc61 Belk Center
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808dc308 Weinstocks 906dc29 Sears
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906dc52 Maas Brothers 906dc86 Maison Blane
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906dc136 Wards 906dc151 Lord & Tay
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906dc185 JC Penneys 906dc193 JC Penneys
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FA - 161fa28 Ford Motorcomp. 168fa13 Volkswagon Lease
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180fa587 Nissan 402fa53 Ford Motorcomp.
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402fa1069 GMAC 403fa1043 World OMNI
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826fa162 Lincoln/Mercury 906fa26 Crysler
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906fa34 GMAC 906fa67 Toyota MTR
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FC - 161fc1552 Tech Visa 162fc2062 Patelco CU
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162fc2112 Safe America 162fc2401 Patelco CU Visa
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163fc446 Tech FCU 180fc403 Whittaker CU
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402fc69 FPL CU 634fc91 Fort Lee CU
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753fc364 UNIWYD EFCU 906fc172 United Airlines CU
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FF - 163ff4908 Crysler 1st 163ff5905 AFS REV
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171ff617 Crysler 1st 181ff1498 Comm Credit
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404ff932 GECAP-LVTZ 458ff10 Whirlpool
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FZ - 162fz938 First Deposit 180fz910 Student Loan
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491fz18008 SLMA-LSCY 608fz2147 TG Loan Services
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That sould give you a few to fiddle with, and one of the most important, BB is
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included... Of course! I will be releasing shortly an file with just the CBI
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listings, the above includes, plus alot more, all the way from AA to ZZ... So
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no one get the wise idea to use these in your own (don't be a loser). If you
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find any of these that aren't correct (although I doubt there are any mistakes)
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please leave me some mail somewhere, so I can fix it right up. You might ask
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the reason why I chose to include these, or am planning and upcoming release
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for just these... Well, the answer is, we con't always get the complete account,
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so with these, it's the second best thing! All those but the most obsure
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companies will be on the list, so as to make your fraudulant life much, much
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more easier...
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Ok, as far as finding people to abuse... Well, Rich people in your area is
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one good way, akthough I personnally prefer the hit-and-miss method of just
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dtec'ing the person (explained in the social security portion of this file).
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WESTERN UNION / MONEYGRAM
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Western Union and MoneyGram are both card-to-cash organizations, where with
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someones card, and properly altered billing infomation, one can receive large
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abouts of money. There are certain limitations though, Western Union accepts
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Visa/MC, and does call back, and will blacklist the recievers name after 3 or
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4 abuses. MoneyGram, on the other hand, is run by American Express (your
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friend and mine), and accepts card sends ONLY on the AmEx Optima card. Just a
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little blast from the past, but I can remember when ever card was abused about
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the same... Now, It seems AmEx realized just what security means. Anyways,
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all you have to do is find someone 50 or more miles away (or just drive that
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far away), the further the farther. Call from your location, have them call
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back a payphone, and send the money to your friend in the other city. You are
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given the choice of using a test question if the person doesn't have ID...
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Don't EVER use a test question on a carding, it will never go through, they do
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way to much checking on it, and you will have just wasted a card. I know lots
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of people who recieve big money on their real ID's and have had no problems...
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Hell, I myself had, And one note on blacklisting, they only blacklist for
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around 2 to 3 months, and it seems to be regional, so if you can drive to
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another state, you should have no problem.
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Different days of the week change the security of the company (at least it
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does for MoneyGram, and I believe WU is the same). Weekends the rate at which
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they REALLY check into things is $200 up, whereas on MON-THU it's more along
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the lines of $500 up. Friday is the worst, at around $100 up. These are not
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exact, and do fluxuate from week to week, depending on how many frauds they
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have had the past month... Easy enough, but once again AmEx shows a little
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resourcefulness.
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Right now I would like to get a hold of the IBM program that all the check
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cashing places use. With this we could figure out EXACTLY how there system
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works, and there is NEVER a callback with the program. If anyone works for a
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place that uses this software, or knows someone who has morals which are
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questionable, please contact me. I will make it very worthwhile for you to do
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so...
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There are computer systems for both of these, but I have been into neither
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of them (although I sure as hell would like to)... I'm thinking of working for
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a check cashing place to a week or so, just long enough to get the info I need,
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then WHAM... I'll rape them to! FRAUD BARBARIANS - HOO! The only problem with
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me doing it is if they do any real extensive background checks they will
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realize I'm not who I say I am (it's not like I'm going to waste a real good
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identity on a shit place like that).
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SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS
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Social Security numbers are rapidly becoming the country's uniform ID,
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now on almost any aplication you see the little space (11 spaces, to be
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exact), and almost everyone mindlessly puts this down. Now the beauty of
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this is the fact that it makes it real easy to pick people outside your
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respective areas. Now what is the benifit of pulling someone by their
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social, instead of their address? you ask... Well, unless you are traveling
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to new cities every week or two (like me), you are going to identify what
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city you are located in by your pullups, Sooo, by just entering semi-random
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socials, you hit ALL OVER this wonderful country of ours, and make it very
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hard for them to get a positive idea of where you are going to pull from
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next. Included is a list of all the social security states, and the numbers
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they were on as of 1988. Remember, the first 3 digits represent the state it
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was ISSUED in, the middle two represent the year it was ISSUED in (not to be
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confused with the persons actual age, although you usually can hit within your
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target age within a 10 yr span). The last set of four are just random numbers,
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so just guess guess guess your little heart out. (This wonderful little list
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is an excerpt from the book: The Outlaw Report)
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FIRST GROUP RANGE ISSUEING STATE LAST GROUP ISSUED
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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001-003 New Hampshire 001-68
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004-007 Maine 007-80
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008-009 Vermont 009-64
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010-034 Massachusetts 013-64
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035-039 Rhode Island 037-52
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040-049 Connecticut 047-76
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050-134 New York 129-66
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135-158 New Jersey 157-76
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159-211 Pennsylvania 204-62
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212-220 Maryland 219-04
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221-222 Delaware 221-68
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223-231 Virginia 226-33
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232 North Carolina 232-27
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232-236 West Virginia 236-25
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237-246 North Carolina 237-45
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247-251 South Carolina 247-59
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252-260 Georgia 260-47
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261-267 Florida 267-99
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268-302 Ohio 281-82
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303-317 Indiana 308-92
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318-361 Illinois 342-72
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362-386 Michigan 373-94
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387-399 Wisconsin 394-92
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400-407 Kentucky 405-23
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408-415 Tennessee 411-45
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416-424 Alabama 423-17
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425-428 Mississippi 425-51
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429-432 Arkansas 429-57
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433-439 Louisiana 438-53
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440-448 Oklahoma 440-84
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449-467 Texas 467-67
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468-477 Minnesota 477-02
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478-485 Iowa 479-06
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486-500 Missouri 499-88
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501-502 North Dakota 502-02
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503-504 South Dakota 503-04
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505-508 Nebraska 508-11
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509-515 Kansas 510-88
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516-517 Montana 517-04
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518-519 Idaho 518-11
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520 Wyoming 520-04
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521-524 Colorado 524-43
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525 New Mexico 525-53
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526-527 Arizona 527-99
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528-529 Utah 529-59
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530 Nevada 530-08
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531-539 Washington 535-94
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540-544 Oregon 542-11
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545-573 California 561-81
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574 Alaska (Vietnam Vets) 574-76
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575-576 Hawaii 576-27
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577-579 Dist Of Columbia 577-11
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580 Puerto Rico (V. Vets) 583-97
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580 Vigin Islands 580-19
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581-584 Puerto Rico 583-97
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585 New Mexico 585-51
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586 Guam (Vietnam Vets) 586-78
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586 American Samoa 588-78
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586 N. Mariana Islands 586-78
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586 Philippines 586-78
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587 Mississippi 587-49
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588 Mississippi NOT USED YET
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589-595 Florida 589-30
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596-599 Puerto Rico NOT USED YET
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600-601 Arizona 601-14
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602-626 Califonia STARTED IN '90
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627-699 NOT ASSIGNED NOT USED YET
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700-728 RailRoad Retirement NOT USED YET
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729-999 NOT ASSIGNED NOT USED YET
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There you go, that should make your life just a little bit easier... Ok,
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now for a brief description of how the middle 2 digits move. Ok, when a
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number is first put into use, like 602 (CA) it starts on 01, then goes to
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03, 05, 07, 09, then changes to 10, and goes up all even number until 98,
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where it starts over at 02, 04, 06, 08, then 11 on up all odd. 00 is never
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used. So if it's on like 535-94, and you want to find someone around 30
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years old, what you do is take 30, subtract around 5, multiply by 2, and
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subtract from the middle two. Simple, huh? hehe, here's the equation form:
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OLDMID - ( ( AGE - 5 ) x 2) = NEWMID And I always thought algebra was stupid
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worthless boring shit... Well, I guess it still is, but at least here it's
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useful. The reason you subtract 5 is because most people don't get social's
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until they start school, which is usually around 5 years old.
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One negative to the abuse of SSN's is the fact of the publics growing
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awareness of just how important a Social is. The more they know, the less
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they are willing to let us manipulate them. The only thing that we have in
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our favor is the lame-ass government will help to downplay the situation, so
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they won't appear to be the chumps they are. Because, my dear friends, without
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their GRAND insight, all of this would never have been possible.
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RECOMMENDED READING
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Well, I have to plug some of the other files that I have written, so here's
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where I'll do that. Also, listed are some books I would recommend to anyone
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from beginner Fraud-Loser to Supreme Fraud-GOD... Anyone can benifit from
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it... Hell, as the government so wisely has said... "READING IS FUNDIMENTAL".
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One side note on that quote and the governments stupidity... It's target was
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Americas illiterate... Well, what I want to know is how many fucking il-
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literates know what fundimental means? Please, all illiterates give me your
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views (think about it).
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TEXT FILES--
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CARDING, MY WAY -part 1 : Covers all the basics of Credit Card Fraud
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CARDING, MY WAY -part 2 : Covers most of the advanced tricks to carding
|
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more successfully. Gives a working knowledge
|
|
of CBI (now EquiFax) Services usage.
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BREAKING & ENTERING 1-3 : My file on Breaking into buildings... More
|
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along the criminal scene, but hell, aren't most
|
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of the people reading this wanna-be criminals
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anyways? Read this file and learn from my
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mistakes.
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PHISICAL BOOKS--
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NEW ID IN AMERICA : Not by me, and not a GPhile, but an AWESOME book
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sold by Palidan Press on establishing a new
|
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identity. DEFINANTLY worth adding to any true
|
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Anarchist/Criminals collection.
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THE OUTLAW REPORTS : By Lee Lapin, a book that is just filled with
|
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useful info on everything from IDs to AutoTheft.
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THE SPYGAME : Formerly Ninja 1990, this is the updated sequel
|
|
to How to get anything on anybody, winning thru
|
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super-technology. It is definantly worth $30...
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One thing that I would ask is that if you do decide to get these book, even
|
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though it goes against everything I know, I ask you to please PAY for them,
|
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and don't give the companies that sell these any shit... Look at it this way,
|
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if they go under because we all card from them, then we'll be fucked because
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I doubt Waldenbooks is ever going to carry any of these! Some other files of
|
|
mine to look for are: Unconventional Warfare, Devices & Techniques (taken
|
|
directly from the US Army Manuals, 6 parts totalling 200k!); Bic Balistics;
|
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Where to get Weopons; The Rock Box; and 800's 4 me! Also be on the lookout
|
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for more files coming up, including such wonderful topics such as Auto Theft
|
|
and Creating False Identities... Which, like all of my files, were completely
|
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test by me.
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CONCLUSION
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I hope you found the info in this file useful. Its all been tried and tested
|
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by yours truely and his helpful band of thugs. Hopefully you won't end up
|
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carding yourself across America, working on changing your identity, but if you
|
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do, take the advice of someone who's there; When you leave your past, you have
|
|
to leave both the good and the bad. So if this means you don't call mommie-poo
|
|
and daddie-poo for a couple of years, so be it. It's the price you decided you
|
|
were willing to pay in order to play. And if you decide that you are sly
|
|
enough to still keep in contact with them and be free... More power to you, and
|
|
I'll come visit you in jail, unless I'm sharing the cell with you. Okok,
|
|
enough with the negative stuff. Now it's time for me to greet the only people
|
|
who have been there the whole time for me. On the top of the list is The White
|
|
Rider, who without his help, I wouldn't be typing this right now - You're the
|
|
best dude! Maximum Overdrive, although you really lagged on helping me, you're
|
|
still a pretty cool guy. The Sparrow, stop using drugs loser! You used to be
|
|
a killer hacker! And here's a note for all you up and comming frauders/carders
|
|
/criminals... Share any and all information you get... Being a jew with
|
|
information doesn't help anyone, only the company you're abusing. If Gord the
|
|
Rogue is still out there, GET IN TOUCH WITH ME! That also goes for Razor Ratte
|
|
(Shit man, you moved from 415 never to be heard from again). Captain Zap,
|
|
what's up man? Get in touch with me too! Phelix the Hack... You dissappeared
|
|
like almost everone else! Call me! And now for some normal greetings go out
|
|
to... Strato Viper, Traxster, LE Pirate, Grandmaster Ratte, Dr Ripco, Death
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Mage, Mr. Drunkfux, Shatter, Crypt Roamer, Quinn, Single Sideband (are you even
|
|
still around?) and anyone else I forgot that was worth mentioning.
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Finally, if you would like to contact me, for questions, comments about this
|
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file, suggestions for upcoming files, etc... feel free to leave me mail on any
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of the boards at the end of this file. If I'm not in jail or dead I'll reply
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to you (hehe). Anarchy today, for a better tommorow!
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