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Area: PBX Scan Club
Number: [1] of [13]
Title: 0800 weird PBX
From: Falcan [14]
Time: Sat Jun 05 22:36:28 1993
On 0800891521, enter 89898 , it roduces different results every day, from
dialtones, to operators, anyhow, theres plenty about, I will post some
soon.
Area: PBX Scan Club
Number: [2] of [13]
Title: 0800 weird PBX
From: Maelstrom [39]
Time: Wed Jun 09 02:41:46 1993
Yep I noticed this about 2 years ago...try um...something else! haha Shit
I've forgoteen what the code is...but you enter the code+acn+further
code...sometimes you get an op. this way, try BULLSHINTTING!
Area: PBX Scan Club
Number: [3] of [13]
Title: pbx
From: SCAT/RSI [31]
Time: Wed Jun 23 00:14:06 1993
602 935 2005 +4801+9+acn
804-727-9315 +1992+9+acn
513-241-5182 +4545+9+acn
Area: PBX Scan Club
Number: [4] of [13]
Title: pbx
From: SCAT/RSI [31]
Time: Wed Jun 23 22:43:37 1993
214 988 7977 +33+9+acn
som german pbx:
0130 810078 +9 wait 1s +177+acn
there is just missing a code you have to dial right after the country code
and before the number...
Hauke
Area: PBX Scan Club
Number: [5] of [13]
Title: UK pbx
From: Datastream Cowboy [94]
Time: Fri Jun 25 22:38:06 1993
I think I've found a UK pbx, but I've got NO idea who it belongs to or the
code length etc. Here it is, and maybe someone will have some luck with
it.
0800 893 218.
Good Luck.
Area: PBX Scan Club
Number: [6] of [13]
Title: UK pbx
From: Hi.T.Moonweed [45]
Time: Sat Jun 26 01:57:52 1993
its probably not a UK pbx if its on 89x as those are 99% international
nos..
Area: PBX Scan Club
Number: [7] of [14]
Title: codes...
From: Cybercrook [26]
Time: Sun Jun 27 03:09:27 1993
Could people include country codes with the PBX's???
Area: PBX Scan Club
Number: [8] of [14]
Title: codes...
From: SCAT/RSI [31]
Time: Sun Jul 11 01:19:21 1993
18002830824 +136184
att
313 004 7476 8626
Area: PBX Scan Club
Number: [9] of [14]
Title: PBX use
From: Pyro Man [23]
Time: Tue Aug 03 00:23:36 1993
Im more or less clear on the use of a PBX but do I have to use a DTMF fone
to enter the code(or any DTMF touch tone oad of course) to use it or will
ordinary pulse dial do
?I ask this as Id prefer to use them from a payfone..
<PyRo>
Area: PBX Scan Club
Number: [10] of [14]
Title: HELP
From: Grave Robber [51]
Time: Thu Aug 05 03:59:27 1993
someone help me withpbx's.. i cannot get a connect from a us pbx to a uk #
the modem will not connect, and just time's out!! the start of the modem
id tone is inaudiable.. btw my call from the uk is boxed to the US pbx,
and then dialled back the a uk bbs..
any thoughts.. anyone?
Cheers...
Grave Robber
Area: PBX Scan Club
Number: [11] of [15]
Title: HELP
From: Pyro Man [23]
Time: Fri Aug 06 02:03:29 1993
If ya got the problem I think ya have,that ya modems hanging up too
soon..try typing this to configure it:
AT&C1
ATX3
ATB1
AT&D2
AT&G2
AT&W
This works fer me..BTW dont spose ya could tell us some US PBX #'s and how
to use 'em?Ive never used a PBX b4 so I dont have a clue..
Thanx,
<PyRo>
Area: PBX Scan Club
Number: [12] of [16]
Title: HELP
From: Cypher [110]
Time: Sat Aug 07 00:19:56 1993
Well if you have a 14.4k modem why not type in before you call
AT&N6 this should temporary lock your modem in at 9600 and this is much
better for connects.
Area: PBX Scan Club
Number: [13] of [16]
Title: HELP
From: Cypher [110]
Time: Sat Aug 07 00:23:50 1993
Private Branch Exchanges are usually used by Compaines who wish for all
their employees calls to be logged, and thus finacial cost control on
expenditures can be more easily aduited. But thats there problem, a PBX
will allow you to call anywhere in the world for free and allow you to
start alliance teleconfs for free as well. When you call usually you
would have to insert a pin digit pass code. To be allowed to dial out.
This can range from 4-6 digits although I did come across one that was a
10 digit one and that was the phone number of the business but that was a
total one off.