These addresses belong to someone else now per an Arin Lookup
(http://www.arin.net/index.shtml). They no longer pertain to Verizon
Wireless IP Addresses and should be removed from this list. I did not
check the other ones. I received a spam email from one of the
vzwmail.net specified ip addresses which drew my attention to look into
it further.
They are (including everything in between):
66.184.128.# Verizon (@vzwmail.net)
(net-block:66.184.128.0/17)
66.184.129.# Verizon (@vzwmail.net)
(net-block:66.184.128.0/17)
66.184.130.# Verizon (@vzwmail.net)
(net-block:66.184.128.0/17)
66.184.131.# Verizon (@vzwmail.net)
(net-block:66.184.128.0/17)
l
l
l
V
66.184.252.# Verizon (@wirelessyncvzw.net)
(net-block:66.184.128.0/17)
66.184.253.# Verizon (@wirelessyncvzw.net)
(net-block:66.184.128.0/17)
66.184.254.# Verizon (@wirelessyncvzw.net)
(net-block:66.184.128.0/17)
66.184.255.# Verizon (@wirelessyncvzw.net)
(net-block:66.184.128.0/17)
Kind Regards,
Brett
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