Mark, my account is Earthlink-Time Warner. My prior was Alltel DSL. I have
been with Earthlink-Time Warner for about 4 years.
What is your point. I don't know the difference with IP's but know I am not
the same person. You are simply getting whacko here.
But I am going to past my message source from my last post:. Then one of
Audreys--the one she claims is her home post not work.. You tell me which
is which...and why it is me since she is in Atlanta 240 miles from me. And
I am 150 miles from Raleigh...if you don't buy that ask J. Rosenberg who has
been to my house you beligerent ass.
I know who I am...and I don't appreciate your statements. They are not
founded and they are not true.
That said I have no idea what you are talking about with regards to IP's
because I am not a computer person but I did copy.paste the message info
from outlook here.
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This one is from Audrey from what she says is her home post using sprint:
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"Mark Lipton" > wrote in message
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> Dave wrote:
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>> This is really starting to get funny. 
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> I'm glad someone thinks so.
>>
>> Mark -- no offense intended -- that AOL users all seem to come from the
>> same range of IP addresses? Um, it's quite simple really -- AOL owns a
>> certain block of IP addresses, and entire groups of users (25,000 or
>> more) can easily be routed through the same
>> router/firewall/switch/whatever. Point is, IP tracing is a far-cry
>> these days for evaluating authenticity of the sender. What's worse...
>> ISPs like Verizon, who offer FFTP (fiber optic to the premises - your
>> house) utilize dynamic IP assignments that follow absolutely no pattern
>> whatsoever... so similar IPs may in fact be traced to locations 3,000
>> miles apart from either other.'
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> Dave,
> I've been constantly networked since '76. I'm a former system
> programmer. I know the difference between static and dynamic IP
> addresses and I also know all about DHCP leases. Dick's cable modem has
> a static IP address that hasn't changed since last year. You can easily
> check that claim for yourself. When I see the same IP address appear in
> another person's post, I don't have to think too hard about what's going
> on. Dick quibbles with my claim that it's Mindspring since he's an
> Earthlink customer and "Audrey" claims to be a Mindspring customer in
> Atlanta. (Earthlink bought Mindspring 5-6 years ago and never bothered
> to change the DNS records.) Whois searching on 24.148.225.120 will show
> you that the IP block is owned by Earthlink and geolocation will show
> that it's near Raleigh, NC which is where Dick lives.
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>> Needless to say... I don't think Dick is doing this at all... this is
>> the stuff that witch hunts are made of... so very 1600's-ish! Come on,
>> everyone, let's grow up and face this NG with a sense of trust. What's
>> to lose, given that 80% of the traffic these days is accusations and
>> kill-file threats??
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> You're entitled to your opinion. I'm done with childish games like sock
> puppetry and ad hominem attacks. It's just wine talk for me from now on.
>
> Mark Lipton