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Well, that fancy calling DHL trick doesnt work in Canada, DHL says they can't look it up unless they have the tracking number. And I still don't even know if they're going to ship rewards to Canada or not. Again, has anyone in Canada received a reward from Server 1 or 2?

I think I asked this question before but I'm not sure I got an answer. Did anyone from Canada unlock a key in Server 1 and get a reward?

it could be phone code....just like several other things in this ARG so far

labooker wrote:

FrenzyTheKillbot wrote:well, that was quick. Good job gents.

Thanks, but I'm not a gent

I use the term gents unisexually

well, that was quick. Good job gents.

MOD NOTICE: Stickified for ultimate justice. They gave us: We may have been fools to think that all intelligence follows the rules we've set The Flood is no idiot parasite {//} It has a center, a Mind {//} {//} it spoke to us {//} It has done this before {//} and so far, I've only been able to fill...

after server 1, they sent the 100 keyholders packages in the mail. If you have a proper mailing address in your Microsoft Passport, then you will be getting a present. If you don't, there's gonna be a bunch of people mad at you for wasting a key.

do you mind posing how you figured that out. I worked on that code for a bit, and I'm really interested

EDIT: found the thread

alright, here's an idea for code breaking that I could use some people's help on. We've taken that the string on the header "3463 5467K" to say "Find Kiosk". So I looked through the encrypted string and only found 2 possible places where the word "kiosk" could be. Namel...

i went to a site with some code breaking tools, but didn't find anything useful. No caesar shifts worked, and all i found out is that "t" is the most frequent number, followed by "v", and then "w"