[counterspell]

Here's some numbers I scanned at random yesterday:

585-777-9900 - Rings forever

585-777-9999 - [ring] "We're sorry, but the number you have dialed is out of order. It is a temporary condition and has been reported." Dosen't sound like a standard out-of-order message, no three tones.

585-777-9955 - Rings forever

585-777-9901 - Rings forever

585-777-9967 - [ring] [ring] [disco]

585-777-9977 - Rings forever

585-777-9998 - Rings forever

585-777-9905 - Silent

585-777-9907 - [ring] [noise] [disco]

585-777-9909 - Rings forever

585-777-9935 - [ring] [ring] [disco]

Maybe I'll do the whole 777-99XX block. I bet there's some K-rad shizzle somewhere. If I do it will be on PLA585 and bellsmind.

[HoldThePhone]

Spaz101, on Aug 21 2004, 11:15 PM, said:

HoldThePhone, on Aug 21 2004, 06:40 PM, said:

http://www.yoitsme.c...itsme_96bps.mp3
ahahah

god thats horrible :lol:

I like how the main flash is titled "yoitsme_bigBlackGuy"...
http://www.yoitsme.c...bigBlackGuy.swf

[counterspell]

Theres a payphone at 585-787-0443 , at a wegmans store. It takes incoming calls.

[greyarea]

Hahah Too Short did the promo song for yo its me,He lives here in Phx now,He was kicking at this bar and started to be friends with some of my friends.I geuss hes a loser now.also DMX lives here and he is a homo too,He gets herb thats not good at all.They both smoke Mersh LOL

[ntheory]

How long ago did DMX leave the YO (that's Yonkers, NY of course)?

[greyarea]

nazareth, on Aug 29 2004, 02:57 AM, said:

Too short isn't a loser now, he had a pretty big song recently even. There's alot of "california rappers" that network between cali and arizona. However, DMX is indeed a homo.

heh dude,You havent seen him in person or hung out with him.HE IS A LOSER NOW

[greyarea]

Yo when Im told how this guy is a fool and smokes mersh,from a friend,I believe it.


[BuMp}^


918-222-9999 recording "2 2 2 9 9 9 9" waits for dtmf then times out.

This post has been edited by greyarea: 01 September 2004 - 03:15 AM

[blakmac]

Ok, I found it. Here's a number for a Gentner GSC3000 transmitter. DO NOT ABUSE THIS!

Heck, just dial and listen. I wouldn't play around with this.

936-549-7241

This post has been edited by blakmac: 03 September 2004 - 04:30 PM

[phreakblaze]

blakmac, on Sep 3 2004, 04:29 PM, said:

Ok, I found it. Here's a number for a Gentner GSC3000 transmitter. DO NOT ABUSE THIS!

Heck, just dial and listen. I wouldn't play around with this.

936-549-7241

what does it do?

[Cr45 Du57]

dialed 10 10 2880 then used my phone card to call ... THINK IM SAFE :ninja:

[Alkali Jack]

I think it's a remote administration deal for an FM broadcasting station. Looks like it's meant to be communicated with by a computer using a system of tones.

This is an interesting number........I wonder if this type of thing is common.

[counterspell]

There was an article about them in issue 20:3 of 2600. They let you do all kinds of fun things with a transmitter. Change power, turn it on and off...etc.

[greyarea]

msg me for a ANAC that has different test options and shit, and Ill give.

[Jberryman]

tried numbers lower than the one greyarea posted (through 918-222-9900). They seem to all ring once then some play a very short quiet beep and are silent for anywhere from a few to ten seconds the hang up.
Are these maybe room monitors or something?

edit:
don't think they are

This post has been edited by Jberryman: 25 September 2004 - 11:25 PM

[Jberryman]

Quote

Well, I didn't verify it but I just fixed the Bell's Mind DTMF decoder and it now supports * and #. When I called 1-800-944-1261 and three-wayed it to the DTMF decoder I got this:

"904#33#7115000370#07"

If it's really important I'll double-check it. You guys can give it a shot on the PBX on your own now though. It's pretty cool.

This is from a while ago, but noticed that the numbers that are read off match the DTMF to some extent based on the decoded string above.
Here are three examples of transcriptions of the numbers read off in three different calls (the first one is probably off by a number or two):

900 16 7 1 1 5 0 0 0 3 7 0
800 93 7 1 1 5 0 0 0 3 7 0
900 7 1 1 5 0 0 0 3 7 0

weird

[Jberryman]

Don't mean to be spamming the numbers thread but I've been bored and playing around
From page one:

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QUOTE

802-747-0631 Pump Station


This thing could be or is at least very similar to something called a Sensaphone. After it reads the status report (temp, alarm conditions, etc.) it says "OK" and is awaiting input for some type of commands. Usually you can turn alarms on and off, change the room noise listening time, turn on/off the alarm sound, and a few other things. However, the commands I have written down for the Sensaphone 1104/1108 don't see to work with this unit. I dialed some numbers and it seems that someone was dialing back and then hung up on me... probably noticed that I was fooling around with it. heh.

dialed, and after the OK I entered "0 5" and it said "ON" then I hit "0 5" and it said "OFF" then I hit it again and it said "ON"... then I hung up realizing that I should probably not be turning on and off whatever it is I'm turning on and off.... good times

[greyarea]

Well I added some numbers but then ened up writing up something about it.It will be up on PnG soon,[sorry]

[ic0n]

greyarea, on Oct 8 2004, 10:46 AM, said:

Well I added some numbers but then ened up writing up something about it.It will be up on PnG soon,[sorry]

thats what i like to hear bro!