Not been in this situation on site ( but me, angel, has in outside site life)
So when joined site we set up account for emailing and use a different mobile number ( not our everyday mobile numbers) to avoid this situation.
We chat in room first, then cam and then meet in public for a drink first to see if everyone is genuine and only then do we even consider inviting them to our house........
long process but
Safety and Discretion always
My knowledge is a little rusty on this but I have worked for vodafone and BT in the past.
To sort your mobile phone number out you need to report the unwanted calls to the police, they will give you a crime number, give this to your service provider and they will change you number (they will not charge for this change due it being a crime preventative matter, some providers may not even ask for a crime number to do it free, vodafone did not charge or ask for one).
For your land line you need to speak to "the malicious calls bureau", They are helpful and sympathetic. Once you have reported the caller if he contacts you 5 further times then they have the authority to contact the police on your behalf as this now contravenes the communications act. I have had many dealings with the bureau (im not on the wrong end) and they are great and helpful. This is a few years since i have dealt with them but I am sure the rules have not changed that much since then.
I would suggest reformatting your computer and buying a reputable anti-everything program, unless, of course, you know that he has not got into your computer. Change email addresses, dont just block him, there are plenty of programs out there that can over ride these and make the blocking procedure worthless. Work can help by just changing you email address by changing your name slightly or adding numbers to the end of your address.
As for the other problems ie following you or coming to your place of work well thats where the 5 guys above might come in handy.
I am sure you have learned your lesson but I am sorry that this has happened, I have heard many horror stories from victims while with BT and Vodafone so my haert does go out to you.
If I can help you more please let me know and I will do what I can to help as, i am sure, any other member here will do too.
Paul
Amber
i`m sorry to hear of all the s**t that you`v had to put up with from this freak, and i hope thats the last you`ll see or hear from him again, and you kept your head up and did the right thing
r1rider