Internet Stalker??? Unbelievable

I'd probably be terrified right now if I wasn't so unbelievably pissed off. I have a stalker. He's emailed me on my gmail account. He knows my old phone number, he knew what state I live in, he even knows the meal replacer shake I use.

I'm so angry. And stupid fscking me, I emailed him back to say how did you get this info about me, forgetting that I have my cell number and business name on the damn signature. HOW FREAKING STUPID can I be.

Now, tomorrow, I have to change my cell number. I've had this number for 7 years and trust me, I'm kinda attached to it cos I can freaking remember it!

I'm so stupid. Geeez...

alleycat said:

Is your signature (phone number) automatically put on an e-mail reply?

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yes damn it, I just removed it now afterward. *bangs head on desk*. I usually put my cell number there because it's an account I use for business.

This person knows I have a jewelry site, and the thing is, the things this "John Hensley" knew were too specific. My business site, a number I've never listed anywhere. I never give out my personal home line and I got rid of it months ago. No use having it when I always use my cell. He knew the state I live in and the shake I drink by Isagenix.

I can't remember if that old number was unlisted or not. I usually don't list them and he called me Cassiopeia's ...it was as if it's a bot.

alleycat said:

I was just asking because a lot of people don't include a signature on replies, just on new messages.

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I've forwarded the email to a friend who is going to try and trace it.

I've figured this out. Either Isagenix sold them my info or they've been hacked. This makes me so mad, I think I'd rather have a stalker.

It's actually just fed my desire to disavow any online buying and to stop doing online banking and to stop using FaceBook. and to leave AW (yeah as if the last one is going to happen.

benbradley said:

I came here from the other thread, but I just wanted to say:

This sounds like spam (specifically targeted, but still). Assuming Isagenix is a company you no longer want to deal with, you can report it to that company's webhost/Internet provider. Either way, having customers' info not secured is a Bad Thing.

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From the conversation I had today with their customer service department, they allow people to view our webpages, which until last night I didn't know they'd designed for me and uploaded with my business name, phone number, (the old one) and email address. From the phone number they used the area code to figure out the state in which I reside. I threw a hissy fit. Isagenix is the company that manufactures the meal replacer drink I have in the mornings. I love it. I'm not much of a breakfast person so it gives me vitamins, herbs and minerals, and a balance of carbs and protiens to make my day start off better. So I have taken off much of the information on that page.

there's been no call so far, Snowstorm so I'm just going to wait and see. If I get a ton of calls then I will. LOL. Sorry to have freaked out. It's just been that kind of month.