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209.85.215.175 
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| Geographic Location |
United States
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| First Received From | approximately 13 years, 11 months, 1 week ago |
| Last Received From | within 1 week |
| Number Received | 245 email(s) sent from this IP |
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G.Martin7 commented...
I am checking several IP addresses as I am an individual who has been hacked for over a year now. I cannot get this persistent hacker off my laptop computer & my windows phone also. He goes through my and also my deceased husband's email accounts & also Facebook. It sets up fake accounts in fake names, fake businesses, fake phone numbers, etc. It also uses my name whenever it wants. I found this from my husband's Facebook. He puts documents that are script written to control my computer and websites I visit. Usually when I come to a website like this one, I will get a message saying "you are forbidden to view this site. If you think you should be able to view this site, then press the back key & contact the owner of the website.". So I am surprised to finally find someone who has at least heard of the IP addresses this hacker uses, making my IP the same as his. He has hijacked anything I have on the computer and I took it to the Geek Squad 4 times last yr. & have Microsoft working on it now, but he is remotely hooked me up & has the control. I truly want this hacker caught. I have more info, I will be checking other IP addresses. Oh, yes, the domain he has my computer on I found by accident, is called www.mine.com.
July 19 2013 12:26 AM |
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