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[dishboy]

Well, working on the assumption that maybe we should be trying to gain access to the voicemail, I tried the numbers from all of the missing tapes from the TT "In production" graphic, since they all are of the form 6|xxxx and that's the only 4-digit numbers that come to mind so far in this game. However, none of them worked. Here are the ones I tried:

0309
0310
0316
0317
0325
0326
0327

Just for kicks, I also tried the date of the first TT memo (0314), but no dice...

[RungeKutta]

Even if we're suppose to gain access to his VM, I don't think we can assume that is is only 4 digits. If you try it, it'll let you enter probably as many as you want, or it's capped kinda high. You have to hit the '#' key after you're done enterting the password, so it can obviously be variable. Now maybe it is 4 digits but just because 4 digits is popular, doesn't mean it's the rule.

Until we can decipher a password from the map/Ron's World we can't know its length. Of course, all of this is under the assumption that we're suppose to gain access to his VM.

A couple other things to think about:

1) Cather brought up a good point last night on irc -- if this doesn't have the ability to sperate VM listening privledges from deleting privledges, then it's highly unlikely that we're suppose to gain access to the VM.
2) As someone pointed out above, his message sounds like the one at TT. So maybe it is at TT? If so, that's odd because I would assume TT would surely delete any incriminating messages.

I don't know why we have the number yet obviously, just guessing here.

[Cinemaniac]

I just want to point out that the 212 area code is strictly for the borough of Manhattan and I believe that 212 is NOT used for a mobile numbers. New York mobile area codes are usually 917 or 646.

If TT is supposed to be in Brooklyn, then the area code should be 718 or 347 NOT 212. Perhaps Ron's 212 number is being forwarded to his work number in Brooklyn, but that is most definitely a Manhattan land line area code. Of course, he could live in Manhattan and work in Brooklyn.