FBI Internet Crime Complaint website

Usenet flooding may be interpreted as Denial of Service (DOS), which is an
Internet crime. The FBI has a website http://www.ic3.gov/ where individuals
who have been victimized may file a complaint. It will accept complaints if
either one or both the perpetrator and the victim are in the US.

This second, more extreme attack indicates that the severity is increasing,
and it has already reduced my ability to communicate freely and in a timely
fashion, while also wasting bandwidth and causing lost time for many
people.

If a large enough number of people who have been victimized by this
Cybercrime report it, perhaps resources will be allocated and the
perpetrators may be properly punished.

Paul


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  • Re: FBI Internet Crime Complaint website
    ... The FBI has a website http://www.ic3.gov/ where individuals ... who have been victimized may file a complaint. ... either one or both the perpetrator and the victim are in the US. ...
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  • Re: FBI Internet Crime Complaint website
    ... Paul E. Schoen wrote: ... It will accept complaints if either one or both the perpetrator and the victim are in the US. ... USENET is not that important and your complaint is analogous to charging someone with pooping on your favorite park bench. ... They need some kind of registered key system where USENET servers refuse to accept messages without a verified registered key signature. ...
    (sci.electronics.design)
  • Re: The 2006 election
    ... his first few posts who it was -- so nothing much new there. ... there is a gate keeper, ... file a complaint. ... the victim would have been rejected by the gate ...
    (soc.retirement)
  • Re: The 2006 election
    ... there is a gate keeper, ... file a complaint. ... on slander than in the United States. ... the victim would have been rejected by the gate ...
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  • Re: D.OB. when reporting a crime
    ... helpful to the victim. ... You trying to claim the police never fit people up? ... The third time, the complaint was made via the PCA but, even then, the "investigating" officer deceived the complainant into withdrawing the complaint by a carefully worded statement. ...
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