BUIID R"~'IIETWORN l08 ~un ~ r~orl~
    
    If you li~ or work near a p~y phone, then you might have
    an excellent opportunity waiting for you. It's caUeQ he
    T network, and it gives you back your money after a
    phone call. There a,re mally v~riations, but r~ght now we'll
    explain how it works and tLe su~nplest way to do ~t.
    
    Ihe p~y phone stores your ~noney, either to return it or
    to deposit it, degending Jpon wLether a + or a - pulse of
    130 volts is sent to the phone. Ihe pulse is sent down both
    the red and green wir~es and re~rns to graund through the
    yollow or the black wires, sorretirr.es both. These wlres
    are in a thin cable us~ally runnir.g along the wall near the
    phone. In an inconspicuous way, care~lly slice alon~ the
    wire, exposing the 4 wires. k~ove the red and green wires
    
    amount she ask:; for. While taLking to your friend, discon-
    nect the two pairs, because after appro~mately 2 -~inutes
    and 40 seconds, the ~se wi~ come to collect yo~ :.itial
    deposit. However, the pulse will no longer be able [o flo~
    throuqh the ~one because you disconnechod the ~round wlres.
    It's best to hang up wLen the operator comes on after 3 minh ~
    tes and says 'tEnd of initial perlod, sigTal wLen tErough''. Now
    wa~t to rr.ake sure another pulze doesn't collecE your money,
    for at least ten seconds. Then pick up the pbone a~in, and
    re-connoct the wires, You will get a dial tone, so h„r. - up
    and JACK ~OT, all your money will come down ag~in.
    
    Since the phone comFany us~y kr~s-'vs how much the re
    should be in the phone at collection time, they'~ notice
    out of the way, and cut the black and yellow wires, then stripSømethin] amiss. However, you cen pull ~i~ off for a few
    off 3/4~' of insulation frorn all four cut ends. Tie the Y & B months and up to a few hundred dollars in calls and then- be
    on the phone side together, ar.d do the sam.e for the other pair.ure never to do it agair~ because if they find your broken
    Totlch the ~vo t~visted pairs tegether now, and dial d~rect a wlres, they'll stakeout the phone to c~tch you. Best to dc it
    long distance call. When the operator comes on,depos~t the for orlly 4 weeks and then stop for 6 months.
    
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    Keep wires securely twisted toge~er
    when not ~ use, so phone work~ :. ic.
    
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    c~dd ~ ~ a. o~ 1he ~ tor bee.
    
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    f_ ~t lhe Kin~ exchenge In Use hid~ tit,,
    ~d dc~ ~ to Rom" ~ntes, had been d~pB7 ~d ced
    at ~ I.Ut ~ c~ ~ "iverch'tbee lu.. abo~ h.
    
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    the mee~l ~h a~ trap 8Äe ~ E&ch ~ fi~ 8 ~i-
    "l ~ r_. er ~, ~ ~k tor ~ _~ ob.~ g
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    L" ~ial di~ `=le t~l ~alvated ~k l~p to oblalc In
    ~ ~ to cc~ ~ ~ ~d ei~ocL Use eeá b~qg
    te~ Polie. ~ the cerm dmit ~ ú'cde~ oxd '
    
    l~ar ~ e1 ~e ~Ny~s SI~L ot U~ Bill Ho6er
    
    ~: ú'J - I ~1 e~ ~ "w tbe cede.
    
    ú'11-e _ ~ _ f_ ~ b" (ime ~1 it ~ the Post
    
 011Ä1eR 11 ~ te b~ to calch the paaple res~ lur
    11~. B" - 7 tol t" ~rong pa - .'.
    
    P_~ t~m was '_Hk~ et ~e at 11~ ~ge to
    
    _~ ~ ~'d tla pmon ú'r persons responable.~,
    
                                    PHONE S'DE ~
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    ÄYELLO~ ~
    
    John Draper, ~lleged to be Cap~in Crunch, pleaded no contest
    to Toll F!raud char~es on Noverr.ber 28 and received a $1000 fine
    ana 5 years probation. John's glad the whole thing is over, even
    thongh the plea bnrgaining was a little uni~irly balanced. Anyway
    the real Captain Crunch informs us that the busy test for San
    Jose is l999, and that i! any of our readers geKing an overseas
    trunk by dialing KP 011 ~X ST they should realize that 011 will
    c.ly work on IO1C accessable lines, such as N. Y. or Callfornia
    information. Most 800 numbers will not accept 011. The Captain
    also says t~at stacking ~ is now too dangerous and has "o
    useful purposes.
    
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    Dear YIPL,
    
    For pract~ce dialing overseas: London
    weather: KP 044 1 246 8091 ST, Australia
    weather (Sidney): KP 0Gl 3 6064 ST, Australia
    time: .KP 061 2 2074 ST, E`ree Telephone Co. News
    Wire Service any wLere ~n the U. S. and Canada
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    -L. A. -BKLYN, N, Y.
    
    TELEPHONE DECODER
    
                                        ~'~ -
    
    Model 2s0 Universal Telephone
    Decoder features automatic
    printout of both Touch-Tone and
    rotary dial si~als. [nstrument
    records date of call, off-haot time,
    on~oolc turne, and responds to
    ssterisk and keyboard symbols
    whenever these sperial f~ctions
    are utilized. Printed indication of
    the presence of 2600 Hz tones is
    available oplionally.
    
    Spacial Features: Model has
    polarity-independent input cir-
    cuitry, negible line loading and is
    internally protected against high
    voltage line transients.
    
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