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wieslawa22 wrote:If I got something from a secret admirer, I wouldn't be curious about the details, but I won't go into it.It was in November that I got a cryptic message ... apparently from a quiet admirer.
wieslawa22 wrote:I have a huge, monstrous problem. It was in November that I got a cryptic message ... apparently from a quiet admirer. Since then, I have been trying to find out who the stranger is and I am constantly at a standstill - by IP I find only the address of NETIA and ONET, and this is not what I mean. I will add that the account is in INTERIA. I urgently ask for help, because I have absolutely no idea
Kur-Czak wrote:You have to be careful with such meetings, because instead of "silent admirers" there may be "fans of someone else's wallet or cell phone" waiting, and the meeting will not be pleasant. I suggest that you reply to the e-mail, if the person avoids contact, stop bothering about it. When trying to meet, be careful not to fall victim to a crime.IT specialistsMaybe it is enough to write back and propose a meeting
wieslawa22 wrote:On the basis of this data, search for information on Google, FB, NK. Sometimes search engines and social networking sites are sources of interesting information.The person wants to remain anonymous, because all I know is that he lives in my province. I don't even have a first name, just a childish nickname
wieslawa22 wrote:As a child's nickname, be careful, because it may be some pedophile hunter
The person wants to remain anonymous, because all I know is that he lives in my province. I don't even have a name, just a childish nickname
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wieslawa22 wrote:The e-mail in Interia contains the sender's IP in the X-Originating-IP field, so if someone was not so smart to hide / change their IP, there is already a trace. If that fails, there are other hackneyed ways, such as:the account is in INTERIA
