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icy of not doublechecking. Now NYNEX is offering to pay the college tuition of the innocent kid who spent two days in jail as a result. IT COULD HAPPEN AS SOON AS EARLY 1996. Residential customers in New Yo rk City and Long Island will have a choice between NYNEX and Cablevision's Lightpath. Consumers would be able to switch services without switching numbers. Lightpath has been providing phone service to business customers on Long Island. Of course, the flipside of this is that NYNEX will now enter the cable TV business, something we're not sure the world is ready for. THE PRESS RELEASE GOES "You no longer quarters. With SERVICE HAS ITS you can make calls an'fWlller'lfulSirlg your master PIN, you will with a 80 cent surcharge. If the number you're calling is your home number, you can avoid this surcharge by using one of the non-master PINs that you're supposed to give out to your friends and family. Hopefully you won't be committing a federal crime by engaging in this practice. u.s. WEST HAS TAKEN A BIG STEP TOWARDS MAKing phone rates a bit more realistic. For one dollar, payphone callers in Northern Oregon can make a call within the region and stay on the phone for as long as they like. The same rate applies for calling card and collect calls. The calls are made by dialing I +503 or 0+503 before the number. Local calls are still a quarter. IN A DISTURBING LITTLE BIT OF REVISIONISM, we've noticed that scanners with 800 mhz capability, while still illegal to buy, are now defined as "for government use only" in advertisements. Anyone working for a governmental agency who files the proper paperwork is enti- tied to buy one of these devices and presumably listen to the frequencies that have been denied to the rest of us. GOVERNMENT RAIDS ON 24 SPY SHOPS AROUND the country were designed to keep certain pieces of technology out of the hands of private citizens. Advanced surveillance equipment such as transmitters hidden in are illegal for average citizens to own. enforcement agencies are kind of devices. In fact, made b �g�- and of these charges is fact that Mitnick was captured. So why was he runfirst place? We may finally have an In 1992, Mitnick was employed by Teltec Investigations, a company that was being investigated by Pacific Bell. According to a source, when the company was contacted, they agreed to testify against Mitnick in exchange for leniency. The focal point of the entire investigation was the unauthorized accessing of Pacific Bell voice mail. Since Mitnick was on probation at the time and since any probation violation could easily result in prison time, he chose to leave. And that's really the whole reason why this wild chase happened in the first place. Either he accessed a voice mail system without permission or someone else in the company did and decided � make him the fall guy. Either way, the punishment far outweighs the crime, if, in fact, there ever was a crime. And in Mitnick's case, the punishment has already been handed down - he lived a fugitive's life for years, never knowing when or if his freedom would suddenly expire. We can only hope this side of the story is told at the trial. ANYONE WISHING TO SEND MAIL TO KEVIN MITnick can do so by emailing kmitnick@2600.com. We will forward the mail � him on a regular basis. Please remember that prison authorities read all incoming mail. Summer 1995 2600 Magazine Page 51
I THE COMPLmE NPA UST I We thought it was about time somebody 31 7 (1952) INDIANA put together an updated area code list com- 31B 504 LOUISIANA 319 (1952) IOWA plete with all of the new, weird area codes that have been announced so far. Some of these are so new that they don't even work 330 334 340 21 6 205 B09 OHIO ALABAMA PUER TO RICO yet. In the case of area code splits, we list- 360 206 WA SHINGTON 401 (1952) RHODE ISLAND ed the originating area code next to the newer one. If the area code wasn't formed from a split, the year of its creation is list- 402 403 404 (1952) (1952) (1952) NEBRASKA ALBERTA GEORGIA ed. This information is accurate to the best 405 (1952) OKLAHOMA 406 (1952) MONTANA of our knowledge. Please let us know if you 407 305 FLORIDA spot any errors or omissions. 40B 415 CALIFORNIA NPA ORIGIN LOCATION 201 (1952) NEW JERSEY 2 02 (1952) WASHINGTON DC 203 (1952) CONNECTICUT 204 (1952) MANITOBA 205 (1952) ALABAMA 206 (1952) WA SHINGTON 207 (1952) MAINE 2 0B (1952) IDAHO 209 91 6 CALIFORNIA 21 0 512 TEXAS 212 (1952) NEW YORK 213 (1952) CALIFORNIA 214 (1952) TEXAS 215 (1952) PENNSYLVANIA 21 6, (1952) OHIO 21 7 (1952) ILLINOIS 21B (1952) MINNESOTA 219 (1952) INDIANA 250 604 BRITISH COLriMBIA 409 713 TEXAS 410 301 MARYLAND 412 (1952) PENNSYLVANIA 413 (1952) MASSACHUSETTS 414 (1952) WISCONSIN 415 (1952) CALIFORNIA 41 6 (1952) ONTARIO 41 7 (1952) MISSOURI 41B (1952) QUEBEC 419 (1952) OHIO 423 61 5 TENNESSEE 441 B09 BERMUDA 456 (1995) INTERNATIONAL INBOUND- 500 (1994) PERSONAL. COMMUNICATIONS 501 (1952) ARKANSAS 5 02 (1952) KENTUCKY 503 (1952) OREGON 504 (1952) LOUISIANA 505 (1952) NEW MEXICO 506 902 NEW BRUNS'IIIICK 507 61 2 MINNESO'1'A 2B1 71 3 TEXAS 50B 61 7 MASSACHUSETTS 301 (1952) MARYLAND 509 206 WA SHING"rON 302 (1952) DELAWARE 51 0 415 CALIFORNII'I 303 (1952) COLORADO 512 (1952) TEXAS 304 (1952) WEST VIRGINIA 51 3 (1952) OHIO 305 (1952) FLORIDA 51 4 (1952) QUEBEC 306 (1952) SASKATCHEWAN 51 5 (1952) IOWA 307 (1952) WYOMING 51 6 (1952) NEW YORK 30B 402 NEBRASKA 51 7 (1952) MICHIGAN 309 21 7 ILLINOIS 51 B (1952) NEW YORK 31 0 213 CALIFORNIA 51 9 416 ONTARIO 312 (1952) JLLINOIS 52 0 602 ARIZONA. 313 (1952) MICHIGAN 522 500 PERSONAL 314 (1952) MISSOURI CONMrJNICATZONS 315 (1952) NEW YORK 533 500 PERSONAL 31 6 (1952) KANSAS Page 52 2600 Magazine Sllmm�r 1!J95
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