Try to find the abuse email of the ASN. If that one doesn't work either check their website and PeeringDB for one. If that fails as well use their normal contact method. If that fails as well there is nothing you can do.

On Thu, Aug 16, 2018, 2:26 PM Badguys Killer <badguyskiller@gmail.com> wrote:
I have found that many "abuse" email addresses indicated in WHOIS databases actually are fake e-addresses.

One of them is gestionip@TELEFONICA.NET.PE (because my company has received many many spams originated from its network so I wrote a spam complaint to this e-address but the mail was rejected for non-existent mailbox!)

What can we do in this case?

Thanks