Domain > www.offermann.us

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Property	Value
Name	Thomas Offermann
Organization	Thomas Offermann
Email	toffermann@gmail.com
Address	1310 NW Naito Pkwy
Zip Code	97209
City	Portland
State	OR
Country	US
Phone	+1.5038667239
Fax	+1.5038667239
NameServer	NS-735.AWSDNS-27.NET
Created	2006-03-15 18:27:55
Changed	2015-12-15 16:57:32
Expires	2016-03-14 23:59:59
Registrar	eNom, Inc.

DNS Resolutions

Date	IP Address
2014-10-10	176.32.97.228 (ClassC)
2015-03-02	54.231.33.52 (ClassC)
2015-03-05	54.231.17.228 (ClassC)
2015-03-08	54.231.17.36 (ClassC)
2015-03-16	54.231.64.236 (ClassC)
2015-07-05	54.231.13.204 (ClassC)
2016-05-06	54.231.80.106 (ClassC)
2023-07-15	52.216.107.139 (ClassC)
2024-03-09	52.217.44.131 (ClassC)
2024-07-17	16.182.42.29 (ClassC)
2024-11-14	3.5.24.66 (ClassC)
2024-12-23	52.217.96.243 (ClassC)
2024-12-30	52.216.33.165 (ClassC)
2025-02-11	16.182.97.189 (ClassC)
2025-03-01	3.5.12.89 (ClassC)
2025-03-23	52.217.138.61 (ClassC)
2025-04-19	52.217.225.149 (ClassC)
2025-04-22	16.182.39.237 (ClassC)
2025-05-21	16.182.35.205 (ClassC)
2025-06-10	52.217.119.93 (ClassC)
2025-06-26	52.217.196.5 (ClassC)
2025-07-10	52.217.223.29 (ClassC)
2025-07-18	52.217.73.51 (ClassC)

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