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www.hwwfs.url.cjb.net wrote:

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>UNODC REPORT <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
> 
> 
> The suspect Matt Parker from Cottage Grove OR USA
> owns the domains in the IP range 66.70.45.10 - 66.70.45.39
> Server type: Apache/1.3.27 (Unix) (Red-Hat/Linux) mod_ssl/2.8.12
> OpenSSL/0.9.6b DAV/1.0.3 PHP/4.3.1 mod_perl/1.26
> Ports: 21 22 25 53 80 110
> 
> Webmasters and search engine administrators are adviced to block this
> IP
> range and to remove all links and listings of the sites in this IP
> range:

 > <Very Large Snip>

Sorry friend, but every address in that range is listed as "not found: 
3(NXDOMAIN)".

In the first place, very large posts such as you make take up a great 
deal of bandwidth, and serve no good purpose. Many people have to pay 
for every post that they receive, and do not appreciate huge, 
nonsensical ones.

Your headers tell me that you are posting from Google (Message-ID: 
<5c238c13.0411190320.4a58e819@posting.google.com>), but the address that 
you supply above tells me are using Tera-byte.com.

Why aren't you sending them to your Internet Provider, at 
noc@tera-byte.com, or you can call them at +1-780-413-1868

Or, you may write to your Internet Provider at the following address:

Tera-byte Dot Com Inc.
Suite 900, CN Tower, 10004-104 Ave
Edmonton, AB
T5J0K1

Did this person not refund your money from some sex site? We have been 
noting your rants for quite some time.

Here's how you find the right address range:

Type:
#host sitename.com
And you will receive the result:
#sitename.com has address 207.142.132.84
#sitename.com mail is handled by 0 sitename.com

or  else:

# host 66.70.45.10
# Host 10.45.70.66.in-addr.arpa not found: 3(NXDOMAIN)d
which of course is the end.

Now do a whois:
#whois 207.142.132.84

And you will get about a page and a half of detailed information, such 
as site ownership, host, addresses and phone numbers.

I think you got off on the wrong track somewhere. If you're going to 
track people down, you need to use the proper methods.

Michael


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