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Lego Box - Another Beige Box!


                                THE LEGO BOX
                                     by
                                  nameless

okay, lets start with the name. this box has nothing to do with legos. i 
just thought it sounded neat. this is the simplest box of all the boxes i 
have ever seen or read about (and thats quite a few). so, lets get started.

Disclaimer: This contents of this file are for educational and informational 
purposes only. I am NOT responsible in any way if you use anything from this 
page in a way that it was not intended for. This includes (but isn't limited
to) any illegal activities. Know the laws where you live. 
Just remeber, the search for knowledge is not illegal.

This box is VERY simple. if you can't make it, i truely feel sorry for you :)
its basically just a really simple modernized beige box.

all you need is:
*One touch-tone fone - one pieces are easier to work with
*A telephone network interface (TNI) - those grey things on the back of houses. 
*flat-head skrewdriver
*3/8 ratchet

okay, the only tricky part of making this box is that you have to find a TNI 
that has a modular jack(s) in it. they only put these in the fairly newer
models. anyways, once you find a TNI with a modular jack in it, just plug 
the fone in. thats it. i think you can do it.

what the lego box does:
the lego box simply allows you to become an extension of your victim's fone 
line. 

here are a few uses for a lego box
1. eavesdropping 
2. free long distance 
3. messing with someone's mind
4. the possibilities are endless.....

a few tips for lego boxing:
1. lego box at night
2. lego box in a secluded spot
3. unless you're planning to eavesdrop, try and lego box when there is no-one
home at the victim's house
4. ppl who go on vacation alot or a summer home are good targets
5. don't lego box too close to your own home

thats all. thank you for reading

nameless - 1996

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