Stole the base of the summary of users vshtate.ru

Today I decided to google my full name and saw a link to the website findresume.net where my resume was completely copied. For questions, I turned to tech support site vshtate.ru

I received the following answer:

Yes, we know that the information was stolen. We have already appealed to the Ministry of the Interior for Cybercrime. The provider http://www.eserver.ru (which owns the site’s IP address) can close these sites only after an official request from the Ministry of Internal Affairs confirming that the original content was posted on vshtate.ru, and that our content was actually copied. On the phone call and on our written request, they refused to assist us. Unfortunately, this issue has been resolved for a long time and we do not know how long it will take to resolve this issue. We also cannot contact the person who copied this information, because He provided false contact details:

Administrative Contact:
N / A
Valentin I Petrov (quadr0@ua.fm)
ul. Otmorojennaya, 1
Zirgan
Komi - Respublika, 423455
Ru
Tel. +007.9565235221
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Here are the ip addresses of sites that belong to the ttp host: //www.eserver.ru:

ping onlyjob.net
PING onlyjob.net (81.176.224.47): 56 data bytes

ping topresume.net
PING topresume.net (81.176.224.47): 56 data bytes

ping findresume.net
PING findresume.net (81.176.224.47): 56 data bytes

We are working hard to somehow speed up this process. We apologize for the situation, but, unfortunately, no site can prevent such copying of content (it can be stopped only if you close the site).

Perhaps you can help us if you write a complaint to the topresume.net website of your provider at www.eserver.ru/question

wrote a request to the technical support provider, answered in about 2 minutes and asked to duplicate the complaint against [AT] eserver.ru

If there are many such complaints, can sites be closed faster?

UPD 1.0
Another 1 response from the provider came:

These sites are not located on our hosting.

Hmm ... I'm interested in ip addresses, simultaneously checking them. Somehow I immediately believed the support.

UPD 2.0
Admitted:
Indeed, the ip-addresses from our subnet, probably sites are located on one of the dedicated servers. Write a letter to abuse@eserver.ru or try to contact the domain administrators through the information specified in whois.

Bureaucratic ping pong begins

And here is the explanation of how the bases were copied: alexsuslin.habrahabr.ru/blog/94849/#comment_2889648
alexsuslin.habrahabr.ru/blog/94849/#comment_2889672