Unauthorized electronic access devices

Unauthorized access devices can be used to fraudulently obtain cellular telephone service through cloned cellular telephones or long distance telephone service through stolen calling card numbers.

The following are considered unauthorized access devices: individual user-level passwords for an Internet service provider; electronic serial numbers/mobile identification number pairs for cellular telephone services; commercial calling card numbers and credit card numbers. All of these are unauthorized access devices that can be used with the intent to defraud the providers of the access devices.