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From: Edward_Greenberg@cso.3mail.3com.com
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Subject: MCI and Fictitious Calling Card Numbers
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Date: 25 Feb 90 14:19:00 GMT
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I got an MCI calling card number too...  Unlike most of you, I WANTED my 
phone number plus 4 digits, since I felt that four digits were 
sufficient.  Since I had once, a long time ago, had an MCI card with my 
own phone number on it, I was told I could never have one again.

Since all the numbers are dead, I can tell them...

The phone number was 415-459-7862.  

The Calling card was 475-459-8439-xxxx (I don't remember the pin.)

Seems that this numbering scheme on fictitions calling cards is (was?)
universal to MCI.
                                 -edg