Qwest ANI fails
#1
Posted 04 May 2011 - 08:34 AM
503-635-6756
So normally, free directory assistance is nice, but nothing too special. The cool part, though, is it connects you with an ANI fail!
Try it; ask for a satellite company in Seattle, select Directv. When it answers, tell it you're not a current customer.
#2
Posted 04 May 2011 - 09:59 PM
that number appears to be connected to this service http://www.dexknows....-800callDex.aspSo this isn't quite op diverting the easy way, but it's pretty damn convenient. For those of you who've been paying attention to Qwest territory, you probably know there's a new AIS in all but the midwestern states. Normally, this wouldn't be too noteworthy, but they decided to do something interesting with disconnected business numbers. Or at least I think they're disconnected business numbers. This actually was at one time a test mailbox setup by Qwest;
503-635-6756
So normally, free directory assistance is nice, but nothing too special. The cool part, though, is it connects you with an ANI fail!
Try it; ask for a satellite company in Seattle, select Directv. When it answers, tell it you're not a current customer.
calling 1-800-call-dex will produce the same results as the number that you provided..
i stumbled upon that by choosing NY instead of Seattle, and it told me that was not in the coverage map, and to visit the website for the coverage map... then i just checked to see how the toll free number shows up at that direcTv number, and it comes up the same... 000-000-0000
i am sure that there is something to be exploited in a system like this..
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