cyberbullying research center   "There's a game called habbo.com. Now there's a certain room in the called chromide club where the kids go to make fun of people. It's bad because they get your Facebook and make fun of the way u look. They spam your Facebook throughout the game and it hurts people's feelings." (13 year-old girl from USA)
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When somebody cyberbullies you, and you can identify the IP address associated with that person, run it through the following interface to lookup the Internet Service Provider (ISP) who owns the IP, and oftentimes email address (e.g., abuse@isp.com) of the person at that ISP who handles complaints of abuse and misuse of Internet resources. Then, send to that email address all evidence of the cyberbullying behavior, as well as the exact date, time, and IP address information.

Also provided through this tool is other information you can use to document your case and supply to investigating authorities. Be sure to print or save to your hard drive the results of the query.


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