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[t3st.s3t]

Comrex ISDN Nexus test phone number: 978-772-9404.

[ThoughtPhreaker]

866-316-7489 - This is some sort of strange extension prompt for the Verizon Wireless customer service IVR. DNIS entries are four digits. Here's a few examples;

9000 - ANAC (CPN)
8011 - High call volume context
5012 - Enterprise Data support
2002 - Rep transfer function. Instead of actually transferring you, it spits out *8 and the number for a call-center

[phreeman]

+16027879994 blasts a lot of sound until you mute your mic.

[ThoughtPhreaker]

503-227-1122 - Gives you an international CBCAD message from a random 4ESS
212-735-1798 - Cumulus Media Networks conference bridge
585-924-6695 - Redcom Laboratories conference
585-924-6693 - Redcom DISA? 1234 goes to another conference
440-457-4049 - MCI North Royalton installation (they keep a DMS-250 here)
816-576-7101 - "You've reached New Wabash 5E office"
800-425-2144 - Verizon Regional CLEC Maintenance Center
435-678-9100 - Expanded Announcement System (no supe)
718-896-9904 - rec, "The number you have dialed in our organization is not in service at this time. Please consult your directory, and dial our main listed number. Thank you. This is a recording."
303-406-0999 - "You have reached ICG Greenwood Village. GRVGCODS0."

Edited by ThoughtPhreaker, 31 July 2012 - 12:53 AM.

[VXO]

anyone know what this is? 800-841-2980 reads back a bunch of numbers then burst DTMF tones then discos..

See this article http://gonullyoursel..._711numbers.txt

[ThoughtPhreaker]

800-877-0220 - Elkridge, Maryland Sprint office PBX

220 is the code for the Elkridge LD tandem office. I'm thinking there might be more tandem-related goodies stashed away in -877.

[on3moda]

Here are a couple of numbers that beep once then after a while beeps 3 times then hangs up. There is no ringing delay it answers right away.

573-234-1999 - Rings now. Must have been during a down time. Unknown why but working normal now.
573-449-1416

Edited by on3moda, 08 October 2012 - 12:41 PM.

[on3moda]

5736356659 - Was cold calling for work and came accross this number. Was supposed to be for Beetem & Card. But it just rings. After a while it will pick up and squeel but not like any fax machine or modem I have ever heard. It sounds like something you have heard out of the movies when there is a super computer with a tape reel lol.

Edited by on3moda, 16 October 2012 - 04:24 PM.

[ThoughtPhreaker]

213-213-9157 - You have reached Telepacific Communications in Los Angeles. Our CLLI ID is LSANCAGJDS4. Thank you for calling. TPAC-57
213-213-9180 - Modem
213-213-9192 - Beeps twice, waits for six DTMF digits (no supe)

[ThoughtPhreaker]

206-479-1823 - International Telcom tells a terrible joke
+800-2442-2442 - Australian travel advice line (option 2) . Mildly amusing to hear advice for countries like North Korea.

Edited by ThoughtPhreaker, 21 December 2012 - 07:39 PM.

[skywanter]

+16027879994 blasts a lot of sound until you mute your mic.

 

this is honestly the most metal phone number I have ever encountered. 

 

206-479-1823 - International Telcom tells a terrible joke
+800-2442-2442 - Australian travel advice line (option 2) . Mildly amusing to hear advice for countries like North Korea.

 

That joke is absolutely awful. wow. were I a stockholder I'd sell immediately.

[skywanter]

Comrex ISDN Nexus test phone number: 978-772-9404.

 

the number might have changed since it was posted but as of now this just gives me static. I'm insanely curious what an ISDN test number does though (sorry for all these double posts!)

 

edit: what? there's crosstalk of... something?

Edited by skywanter, 05 February 2013 - 01:20 AM.

[ThoughtPhreaker]

Occasionally, ISDN codecs will try to send audio in whatever codec they're equipped to use over a standard voice call. Occasionally, when trying to play back one codec as another (playing back what's probably g.722 as uLaw in this case), you can hear something resembling what it's supposed to sound like.

 

970-244-0061 - This is an announcement machine sitting on a POTS line. Along with some DTMF, it has a recording of the Centurylink LD/LCI woman repeating what I'm guessing is the company's mission statement in a monotonous drone. There's something a little dogmatic about this O.o

717-362-0001 - "Your receiver has been off hook for twenty seconds, which has caused our equipment to time out. Will you please hang up your receiver? Thank you.

[skywanter]

two lame ones:

 

 

309-227-9999; funny sounding SIT tones courtesy of Citizens Telecom Co/frotneir illinois

309-228-9999 took like 10 seconds after the last digit, and finally connected me to a tandem error message (068T, calling from chicago suburbs). maybe something funny is going on in the ss7 stream here

[ThoughtPhreaker]

213-339-1077 - "This is route verify 339-1339."

503-426-1999 - North County showcases their strange taste in music. *, 0, and # control playback progress, and 1 goes to a milliwatt

 

funny sounding SIT tones courtesy of Citizens Telecom Co/frotneir illinois

 

Hah, that's pretty much what I thought when I first heard them too. Those come from a DMS-100 EDRAM card. Part of the reason they sound that way is the SITs it has are actually really short little bursts; the FPGA running the card is responsible for looping them to save space.

 

While we're talking about subtly weird things, I happened to find this earlier - 213-339-1022. The 5ESS has a perfectly good busy tone, but AT&T, in their tireless progress to make the busy signal more exciting or something, dedicated an announcement channel to recording it in a switchroom on speakerphone.

[ThoughtPhreaker]

AT&T St. Lous long distance office - 800-638-3498

Switch plays a warbly # sign and waits for digits - 213-339-0108