The IP Address Of the Denver, Colorado Server.

[latitudeclear@gmx.com 2]

Now that this servier is offline does anyone remember what the IP Address of it was?

 

I'm trying to recover one of my email accounts and they wanted a list of last accessed.

 

 

 

If you happen to know, I'd be greatful.

[latitudeclear@gmx.com 2]

More specifically, I'm trying to recover my litecoins off of a BTC-E exchange. They need email confirmation but the Feds took down the entire Tor Mail Web domain a few weeks ago. They also put viruses on everyone's computer who tried to check their email.

 

http://blogs.computerworld.com/tor-onion-router-nsa-fbi-child-porn-22598-itbwcw

 

I didn't know it was illegal to use a email service provider who wasn't Google or Yahoo where they can read all your emails at any time for any reason without a court order. More interestingly I didn't know the Government could infect tens of thousands of people's computers just because it isn't the service provider that they want you to be using.

 

That's like sending a virus out to everybody who uses a VPN!

[trustissues 2]

Now that this servier is offline does anyone remember what the IP Address of it was?

 

I'm trying to recover one of my email accounts and they wanted a list of last accessed.

 

 

 

If you happen to know, I'd be greatful.

 

76.73.4.98

 

I had an old configuration lying around still. Hope it helps.

[latitudeclear@gmx.com 2]

I was able to recover my digital currency - thank you!

 

Time to start keeping them in an encrypted offline wallet with multiple backups.