10.255.255.10 is in the 10.0.0.0/8 private address range, which is not routed across the public Internet. Therefore the bad server must have been local to whatever local network you were connected to at the time.
I'm assuming that Fairpoint has not decided to implement NAT at the ISP layer instead of doing a proper IPv6 rollout.
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