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! Random Hacks !
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Gettin Calling Card #'s after school...
I in no way endorse doing this. It can get you a lot of enemies or can get
you hurt. If someone actually does try to do it, contact me and let me know
how it worked out...
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You know all those people that hang around the phones after school? Here is an
easy way to get their calling card #s.
1. First you have to get in the mood. Pretend that you are "down with the
homies" or sag your pants down real low
2. Pretend like you are going to make a call, and then slam down the receiver
and punch the phone while yelling random things in spanish like "taco"
"fajito" or "bandito"
3. Now, they will either think you are pretty cool, or they will jump you.
Good luck if they jump you. Don't fight back and maybe they won't kill you.
4. Then go over to them and do that special handshake thing with them. Ask
them if you can "kick back and scam their calling card for a few"
5. If you got the card, there are three ways to keep the #:
If you have a photographic memory, just remember it
Put a mini tape recorder in your jacket and say the #s
Call your 1-800 voice mail and punch the #s in (easiest way)
* In case you couldn't figure it out, this is sarcastic... don't get all mad
about it...
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Find me on irc, I go by C-D
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Creditcard Security at Gas Stations
I realise that the title is somewhat of an oxymoron, but recent
developments at gas stations in this area have created a huge hole in
security. This article is not intended to be a guide on how to obtain
creditcard details, but on how to protect yourself from this abuse.
The problem arises from the gas stations that have the system where
a customer can swipe there card at the pump, then pump the gas. In
Ohio only BP uses this system to my knowledge, but that may well vary
depending on where you are. If the customer decides not to have a
recipt printed at the pump, when they replace the pump-handle, the
display informs them that the recipt is available inside. All someone
has to do to get the card details of the customer is wait at a gas
station at a busy time, watch for someone to use a creditcard and not
get a recipt. Then when they pull away, that person drives up to the
pump the customer was using, go inside the booth and ask for the recipt
to pump X. Volia...a piece of paper with account details on it.
The moral of this tale is don't use creditcards at gas stations if
you want to keep your account details to yourself.
A quick thing to point out is that often you will find printed
recipts that have been left in the pump. These also contain account
details which you wouldn't want people to find out about.
- anonymous
