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They could just send an email to abuse@[domain] like anybody else.

• nabc45 9y ago
  Which you could ignore, but you can't ignore a lawyer.
  • realusername 9y ago
    Maybe it's better that way, lawyers have to do actual manual work on cases that matters instead of sending random legal threats to every company they can find. Random legal threats are not substitutes for law enforcement.
• chrismorgan 9y ago
  In my experience of recent years, addresses like abuse@, webmaster@, hostmaster@ and postmaster@ normally bounce. It’s a real nuisance when I want to report bugs in web systems, or in email systems where they’re doing enough things badly wrong that they trip (or get close to tripping) spam filters, et cetera.
  • giancarlostoro 9y ago
    Sadly I never setup any of those, usually only admin@ and then move on. To be fair I usually list one of the available emails on my sites where it makes sense, or provide some way of contacting me directly. I will definitely create those and forward them to admin@ from now on though. But the issue still remains as others said, now you can claim you never got an email.
  • rjsw 9y ago
    ... including for ISPs, as I found out recently when trying to report some abuse. I tried complaining to RIPE but they did nothing.