<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

Hey redditors!

Someone tried to steal my identity this morning.  I got to work around 8:30, and at some point after that I logged on to my bank's website to check my balance.  I noticed a charge of $3.00 from a company called Coffee Cup Software based in Atlanta.

I immediately called my bank, put a block on the card number, and I just now ran over to my bank to sign the paperwork denying the charge and requesting a new debit card.  I came back home and called the software company in question.  I got in touch with a very helpful lady named Suzanne who reversed the charge.  I asked for the buyer's name and information, but they (of course) had not provided it.  She was able to provide me with the IP address of the buyer's computer, which is where you come in.  :-)

I am not too well versed in this kind of thing, but I would like to track that IP address to find out who it belongs to and what state/country they are in.  I know it's highly likely that they masked their true IP and I doubt I'll be able to pursue legal action.  And it was only $3.00 - the purchase was a web template.  BUT, this kind of stuff pisses me off and this thief or thieves is liable to rip a whole bunch more people off if I don't try to do something.

The IP was 212.7.196.210.  Is anyone interested in a little detective work?

Also, just in case - please no one show any hate to the software company.  They gave me awesome 'customer' service and were very understanding!
<bot>: Some asshole got a hold of my debit card number and tried to charge something.  I'm trying to find out who.