ARIN Fraud Reporting Form ... Don't waste your time

Sat Oct 2 01:15:02 UTC 2010

In message <67EF8EE2-8B1E-45F9-892E-9E6B88ADB727 at arin.net>, 
John Curran <jcurran at arin.net> wrote:

>Resources being used by actual defunct organizations we will reclaim if
>reported.

Well, fortunately, Joytel and some of their fellow travelers have just
recently gone 'round and identified a whole pantload of these for you:

24.230.0.0/19     NET-24-230-0-0-1      hijacked - empty
68.67.64.0/20     NET-68-67-64-0-1      legit -- GoRack, LLC (Jacksonville, FL)
192.100.5.0/24    NET-192-100-5-0-1     hijacked - empty
192.100.88.0/24   NET-192-100-88-0-1    hijacked - empty
192.100.134.0/24  NET-192-100-134-0-1   hijacked - empty
192.100.143.0/24  NET-192-100-143-0-1   hijacked - empty
192.101.177.0/24  NET-192-101-177-0-1   hijacked - empty
192.101.187.0/24  NET-192-101-187-0-1   hijacked - empty
...

Do you want me to repost the whole list, or have you seen it already?

Do I need to do something else to turn this into whatever qualifies at
your place as a formal report?  (Note:  The whole list is too long to
fit into the tiny little window you provide for fraud reporting on your
web site.  Should I print it all out as hardcopy and FedEx it to you
in a shoebox?)

Regards,
rfg