Leryo Malbito <leryo@gnu.ai.mit.edu> (05/29/91)
"The Definitive ANAC Guide" (Compiled by Emmanuel Goldstein, so all credit goes to him. Typed in by me, all typos mine.) If it doesn't work, try prefacing it with a 1. It still might not work, as this is a somewhat old list (Summer 90), so please let me know (NOT Pat!) whether they all work or not. Some of them seem doubtful, as I would try the ones with nnx 970 frm payphones ... wouldn't want any of you to get burned ... and also the ones that are 211 seem somewhat questionable also, as (in 212) that is the Credit Operator. Any that DO work will work from anywhere for free, payphones, etc. I am assuming (I think correctly) that xxx.xxxx means any string of seven digits, and you all can get back to me on that too. experiment! 205 908.222.2222 212 958 213 114 213 1223 213 61056 214 970.xxxx 215 410.xxxx 217 200.xxx.xxxx 217 290 305 200.222.2222 309 200.xxx.xxxx 309 290 312 1.200.5863 312 200.xxx.xxxx 312 290 313 200.222.2222 317 310.222.2222 317 743.1218 401 222.2222 403 908.222.2222 404 940.xxx.xxxx 407 200.222.2222 408 300.xxx.xxxx 408 760 409 970.xxxx 414 330.2234 415 200.555.1212 415 211.2111 415 2222 415 640 415 760 415 760.2878 415 7600 415 7600.2222 502 997.555.1212 509 560 512 200.222.2222 512 970.xxxx 516 968 517 200.222.2222 518 997 518 998 602 593.0809 602 593.6017 602 593.7451 604 1116 604 1211 604 211 612 511 615 830 616 200.222.2222 617 200.xxx.xxxx 617 220.2622 618 200.xxx.xxxx 713 970.xxxx 714 211.2121 716 511 718 958 806 970.xxxx 812 410.555.1212 815 200.xxx.xxxx 815 290 817 211 906 200.222.2222 914 1.990.1111 914 99 914 990 914 990.1111 915 970.xxxx 919 711 [Moderator's Note: I just now tried the one for 312, and it did not work. Maybe others will have luck with theirs. PAT]
TONY@mcgill1.bitnet (Tony Harminc) (05/31/91)
In 416 the ANAC number is 997-nnnn. The catch is that nnnn changes quite often (monthly or thereabouts). No I don't know the current nnnn. Tony Harminc