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steve2470

(37,457 posts)
8. update to update
Tue May 30, 2017, 12:22 PM
May 2017

Dear (me),

Thank you for contacting the Web.com Abuse Department. We are committed to assisting people in taking action against fraudulent activity.

Although the domain name is registered through Register.com/Network Solutions/Web.com, the e-mail itself, which is separate from the domain name registration, is hosted elsewhere and we have no control over the website, e-mail or its content. Any issues regarding the content of the website or e-mail will need to be addressed directly to the owner of the site or to the e-mail-hosting provider who should be in a position to assist you with your concerns.

To determine the mail-hosting provider you can use a publicly available tool such as http:www.mxtoolbox.com this tool will provide you with the e-mail hosting provider of the domain name, which can then be compared to the
ARIN.net (http://www.arin.net) IP allocation database. This will give you the relevant information for the true e-mail hosting provider.
Kind Regards,

(person at web.com)
Abuse & Fraud Specialist 1
Web.com




*end of excerpt*

So it was spoofed. Off for more geeky fun!


eta: Long story short, email host was in Germany, not on any known blacklists, sent abuse report, we'll see.

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