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Yes,
I have taken all that action, I found that their is the planet, so far this is what I got back from the planet... fingers crossed:
Sir or Madam.
This is an automatic reply from The Planet Network Abuse Response Center regarding the recent report that you sent to abuse@theplanet.com. We have received your report of possible abuse of our network resources. Although we review and investigate each email we receive, due to the number of incident complaints, we cannot guarantee a personal response to your message. We may contact you, however, in response to any incident that concerns eminent threats of bodily injury or damage to property.
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Date: Tue, 22 May 2007 14:16:56 +0100
From: "temi@haabaamail.com" <temi@haabaamail.com>
To: abuse@theplanet.com
Subject: Abuse report on IP address 67.18.35.242
here is the latest message I recived from The Planet
:eyepop:
I wouldn't have thought it was with malicious intent. It only takes someone to post a link in some random forum then google picks up the link and spiders it.
