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Yeah, that's a possibility. Viral Marketing is a possibility as well, but less likely.
Hadn't thought of the Google DaVinci code angle mentioned elsewhere, but I guess pretty much anything's possible. It actually took a couple of days for me to get this to the list - qth.net thought I was a spammer courtesy of gmail defaulting to HTML when I sent my original message, so I had to wait for the ban it set to expire. Anyway, a couple of us kicked the idea around; we pretty much decided that the idea of it being some kind of advertising was fairly unlikely unless the same number were dropped out to multiple cities at once. We searched and couldn't find any evidence of it having been posted anywhere other than New York. It's also not a very effective way of promoting something since (assuming they're doing it right) nobody should be able to crack it, right? ;) No idea, myself - it's still as baffling as when I first heard it. BTW, someone described the voices as being flat and accentless, but it sounds like each number is a different man or woman speaking it. John.
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