internet stalkers

Most of this sounds like legit cases of stalking....but its a term thats thrown around entirely too much these days, just like sexual harrassment. Hell both can really be used at the same time, yet its getting to the point where there is no limit on the definition of either. A guy looks a girl across the room, she could take him to court saying that he was sexually harrasing her by staring. A boyfriend follows his girlfriend home from work and if shes pissed off about something its stalking (true story about a couple from work.) When are the limitations going to be difined on these two?

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Sucker.

I had an ex gf in real life stalk me, was scarier than anything anyone's done to me online

$5 or $5000... free money is free money.

And I'd totally hit you right now if that weren't so funny...

habitual liars with no imagination?

I'm not stalking my comment-stalker. Not at all.

I'm a perfect gentleman.

For a while I felt the same way about identity theft as I did about tape worms.

Tape worms are a GREAT way to lose some extra pounds without doing anything at all. As I understand it, you might even have to eat EXTRA!

I have credit card debt like it's going out of style. Like Tom Wolfe said, "In the 21st century, what kind of a man *isn't* over leveraged?" If someone stole my identity, the amount of cash they'd get wouldn't nearly equal the amount of debt they'd inherit. Sucker!

Then I learned more about identity theft, and I don't want it.

someone looking for a stalker?
i'm between victims right now

Technically I wouldn't call people that imitate other people stalkers.

Stalking takes a lot more work than that, and I will not have our good name tarnished by mediocre impersonators.

Technically I wouldn't call people that imitate other people stalkers.

Stalking takes a lot more work than that, and I will not have our good name tarnished by mediocre impersonators.

I once had a girl steal my identity. She got a fake driver's license and everything. She wound up building my credit because she wanted to ditch out on some high-limit credit cards, and had to get to that point. Luckily, I bought a car with the improved credit before she got caught! She did get caught - they didn't hold me responsible for any of her shit - and I got off lucky. It is a total pain in the ass for me to do anything with my credit now, tho.

Amen sister, amen...

This is actually not funny at all. This happened to me. my credit is destroyed to pieces, I owe thousands of dollars, and they told me they did it to ruin my life.

hahahaha,
I thought AceTracer double posted at first

I had, and have had, someone who uses the name "Larae Williams" put themselves on my credit cards and use them to buy things like... a colour tee-vee... so I know what you are talking about. I think this happened when I went to go look at a dodgy car at a lame car lot.

Now I've seen the same thing happen as in this thread an awful lot.

That's not the kind of identity theft that this thread is about though. We're talking about relatively harmless setting up a Myspace account with someone else's pictures type of identity theft. Creepy but not devastating.

Oh come on, that's just the new "That's not funny! My father died that way!" If we couldn't joke about shitty things, life would suck.

So at least one person got it

My dad died in the movie Face Off. ;_: Sniff.

Um, Identity theft and stalking are two different things. Somewhere along this thread that point was totally lost.

I have a psychotic criminal ex boyfriend who just got out of jail (I had no idea at the time that he was as effed up as he really is) and is leaving notes on my car. It's creepy and unfortunately a restraining order can't do shit when you don't know where to serve it to and it only works after someone has gotten close enough to you to slit your throat.

My life is a Lifetime Movie. Blah