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does anyone know if its definitely "strema" or whatever conferencing center at the beginning of the first recording?

just wondering

So, I think all we have to do is take the address: http://206.16.223.37/******/flash/web/index.html And figure out what goes in the asterisks? Dunno, just a thought. quite possibly... however, its also possible that 206.16.223.37 isnt a server at all, but rather another web page totally irrelevant ...

i can't tell for sure, but i think that the callers are using this system: http://www.polycom.com/common/documents/support/sales_marketing/products/network/readivoice_admin_maintenance_guide_v3.01.pdf This booklet contains (ctrl + f) the description of an ai saying "please enter your pin follow...

nono u enter 65 not 61 and it redirects to 206.16.223.61/E4h2JK/flash/web/index.html

but other numbers yield nothing at all

the other server at 206.16.223.61 also has this same message unless u go to http://206.16.223.61/E5h2JK/flash/web/index.html

caboose0070 wrote:i was adding the 4 site numbers to the end of the first server ip and go this as an odd one of the 4

http://206.16.223.37/

so if anyone figures the pass out of this tell me i want one of those nice packs the 100 first get lol

hmm interesting

ok already there. thanks. nvm

has someone already found the hidden text in the video from server five (or one)?

Akumakei wrote:Spec: He refers to PPD, this might mean Personal Property Damage, since this is 'supposed to be' a real Flood control facility. But with talk about 3-4000 active sites, could this be locations that the Flood have been found?

or is it PPE stage: Pre-Planning and Evaluation stage?

heres the enitre call MP3 (pasted together): http://www.mediafire.com/?01cdakutogj Op (British Female): Welcome to the Strema Conferencing center. Please enter pin number followed by the Caller: #### (131#?) Op:Password accepted. Now accessing conference archive number 16180, participant 1-2. Man 1:...