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[Cinemaniac]

10 digits

[konamouse]

jamesi wrote:

Also received a call, 5:07 pm CST, 574 Area code (Indiana). It was Angela, asking for James, and then saying that we need to move quickly. Something or other about the L3 survey and she needed some sort of code.

Remember what we were suppose to recall after finishing the first phase?

[Misgizmo]

Phone Call

[JimmyImpossible]

Had a call from Angela while I was out. Got home, message on the message pad saying "Call Angela Ross". Hard to do when she didn't leave a number.

Jamesi, want to mail me the one you have? I'll give it a try.

Crappy.

PS - been working on that dang code from the raygat file all day, got nowhere with lots of different ciphers using keys like "everything", "remember", "the key is everything" and others.

[witchywindy unplugged]

the L3 survey code was apple 2 twelve r you for anybody else who needs the code for Angela Ross call...right??

[witchywindy]

[Ehsan]

[Cinemaniac]

On the quantumnetwork.net site, and clicking on the agent login link, we're asked for a password. When typing in the password the box accepts up to 8 characters. The word REMEMBER is 8 characters. I tried converting the word to a numeric password (72536148) using the above technique but access was still denied.

Also, in the messages that we're receiving, we're getting calls from Ray and from Angela. Ray is stating that he doesn't trust Angela. Are they working together or against one another?

[Varin]

missed two calls

[witchywindy]

it can't be a direct number translation from everything, as the numbers corresponding to the two e's are different.... so we need to figure out how the sequence is related to the word everything... if the second e is 2...
also, angela said it was a ten digit code... ehsan's code is 11 digits.

[danman_d]

Konamouse mentioned an idea she had in chat: finding the letters in EVERYTHING on a telephone keypad. I thought someone would do it, but apparently not. Here goes:

[clarkbaby]

Hi everyone.

[Ehsan]

[Tuffy]

I posted this reply under another topic, but then read this so thought I'd repost it. I'm brand new to this type of game and know nothing about decoding or deciphering, however, from the little research I've done, it seems that several coding systems use "keys" or "keywords." I'm trying to do what I can, but since I know so little, it's a very slow process. Has anyone else tried to decipher the raygat.qnc file using "everything" as the key?

[teeman11]

I think it's interesting that she says it's a 10 digit key and then says the numbers are.... instead of saying the digits are..... also, one of the numbers she gives is ten, which is 2 digits. I would say the numbers represent the digits somehow. 1, 9, 2, 7, 10 translated directly to the alphabet would be A, I, B, G, J. Doesn't mean anything to me though.