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weesteev · 21-03-2011, 23:07

Sue-key

Your friends like may not have gone active as the number may have been allocated to another line, this probably required a technician call to change the pair range over in the cabinet.

As for your comments about making calls from cabinets, I think you need to stop reading conspiracy books... even if someone had the ability to do this then what makes you think it was a Virgin Tech, why not a BT tech who would probably be better prepared for something like this.

What you have probably experienced is a crossed line, but even those invalid call charges could be identified quickly. Have you checked to see what the numbers are? Is there a chance someone else in your house could have called them?

21-03-2011, 23:07	#18
weesteev Cable Guru Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Scotland Age: 42 Services: Virgin Media Gig1 RFOG, TV360, Stream, GoFibre 1Gb Posts: 1,050	Re: Hacking into virgin boxes Sue-key Your friends like may not have gone active as the number may have been allocated to another line, this probably required a technician call to change the pair range over in the cabinet. As for your comments about making calls from cabinets, I think you need to stop reading conspiracy books... even if someone had the ability to do this then what makes you think it was a Virgin Tech, why not a BT tech who would probably be better prepared for something like this. What you have probably experienced is a crossed line, but even those invalid call charges could be identified quickly. Have you checked to see what the numbers are? Is there a chance someone else in your house could have called them? __________________ Access Network Innovation @ Liberty Global/Virgin Media All comments are my own opinion and not a direct expression of LG/VM.