Info-Core I
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"Originally called The Double D BBS from 1989 to 1992. Renamed to
Info-Core I in 1992, when partnership between Info-Core I and
Info-Core II developed with Dan Gilbreth and Dan Sikorski. BBS ran
Telegard BBS Software up until Renegade BBS Software became
available. The Double D BBS was originally a father-son activity,
which turned into a full-time activity for the son and was only
supported financially by the father. During from 1992 to 1994,
Info-Core I & II were vital hubs to the original warez underground
in San Diego, until Info-Core I was busted by the FBI at the end
1994. Info-Core II went off-line at the end of 1994, two days
after the FBI raid on Info-Core I. Info-Core II ran Wildcat BBS
for a short period of time before switching to Renegade BBS.
Original ANSI artwork from Michael Tomlinson (co-sysop of
Info-Core I & II) is still available on the Internet somewhere.
After 1994, the original SysOp's went seperate ways and never
spoke again." - Anonymous Poster (Listed himself as Dan Sikorski,
Second Dan Sikorski disputes this)

Phone   : 619-287-2431
Place   : San Diego, CA
Years   : 1989 - 1994
Sysop   : Dan Sikorski
Software: Renegade

Listed by telephone number, as they all were. A few of
these boards did reach the web: see recoveries-002.txt.
Source  : bbslist.textfiles.com, compiled by Jason Scott

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