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**Title:** Exploring Cursed Phone Numbers
**Format:** YouTube video-style experiment
**Summary:**
* The host attempts to call 5 allegedly "cursed" phone numbers, warning viewers not to try this at home.
* The numbers and their associated legends are:
1. 666-666-6666 (devil's number; static and eerie voicemail reported)
2. Nein Nein Nein Nein Nein Nein Nein (Thai legend: wish granted, but followed by death; unable to connect)
3. 09044444444 (Japanese "death number"; strange noises, then abrupt hang-up)
4. 08888888888 (Russian number; previous owners died, now suspended)
5. 10000000000 (Asian chain-letter style curse; receives mysterious, unexplained return call)
* The host becomes increasingly spooked, especially after receiving an unexplained return call from the last number.
* The video ends with a warning, advising viewers not to attempt to call these numbers.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, numbered and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
**Phone Numbers and Legends**
1. **666-666-6666**: Referred to as a "cursed" number, with urban legends associating it with the devil.
2. **Nein Nein Nein Nein Nein Nein Nein** (Thai legend): Said to grant wishes but lead to death in a freak accident soon after.
3. **999** (England): Actually the police emergency number, not a cursed line as might be inferred in the context.
4. **Red Numbers**: Allegedly, receiving a call from a "red number" can be a "death call" causing brain problems and death.
5. **090-444-4444** (Japan): Known as "Mister Couple Fours" or "Doko no Doko" (a play on Sudoku); associated with strange noises and death within a week.
**Incidents and Events**
6. A friend received a mysterious call from **666-xxx** and later a voicemail with a hollow voice and static.
7. The host attempted to call **666-666-6666** and initially got static; later, someone (or something) picked up.
8. Calling **Nein Nein Nein Nein Nein Nein Nein** resulted in a direct end call, as if the person hung up.
9. **090-444-4444** initially ended the call abruptly; upon retrying, a voice picked up, sounding like a reference to "The Ring" movie.
10. **08888888888**: This number was suspended in 2010 after three consecutive owners died under different circumstances.
**Technical/Other**
11. **10000000000**: Described as a "cursed" number in some Asian countries, with a voice allegedly warning of death unless the call is forwarded to 15 people.
12. The host received a return call after dialing one of the "cursed" numbers, sparking concern over how their number was tracked.