Stop Using Tracking Devices on People & the you want know Our Secrets. (395 hits)
Anytime I hear people saying don't tell folks your secrets or plans that God has for your life . it bothers me. Because one individual who is in the photo has tracked me for over 5000 days & counting. Never contributing to my up keep but yet bringing everyone & their Mother behind the scences on me. Now You telll me what am I to do with this type of situation. I have told this individual to leave me along yet they continue. I am not Rev. so & so wife. Because he told & showed the Jet Magaizine that he is married to this sister. Well now if this be the case. Why is he Rev. So. & So. is still bothering me. with his machine. Everybody knows just about what this man is doing. He says that we have a child however, I never received him physically. So, tell me how do I have a child with this man unless he Rev. so & so stole an egg from me while I was in the hosptial a long time ago. His church members knows that this man is out of control. Somebody help Rev. Clifford Edward Turner come to terms that what he was suppose to have is over. Ever since I left the church back in October 2000. Now, all you expect that got such great advice for God's People tell me this how do you deal with Cyberstalking Hum. Because I am not a phone person. Give me your honest avdice.
First Of All "Happy Belated Birthday". It seems as though you're posting this a day before your Birthday, I hope you had a wonderful day. I found some info. that may assist you in your situation. Hope it helps, check it out, PRAY and continue to live your life sista! * If you are receiving unwanted contact, make clear to that person that you would not like him to contact you again.
* Save all communications for evidence. Do not edit or alter them in any way. Also, keep a record of your contacts with Internet system administrators or law enforcement officials.
* You may want to consider blocking or filtering messages from the harasser. Many e-mail programs such as Eudora and Microsoft Outlook have a filter feature, and software can be easily obtained that will automatically delete e-mails from a particular e-mail address or that contain offensive words. Chat room contact can be blocked as well. Although formats differ, a common chat room command to block someone would be to type: /ignore (without the brackets). However, in some circumstances (such as threats of violence), it may be more appropriate to save the information and contact law enforcement authorities.
* If harassment continues after you have asked the person to stop, contact the harasser's Internet Service Provider (ISP). Most ISP's have clear policies prohibiting the use of their services to abuse another person. Often, an ISP can try to stop the conduct by direct contact with the stalker or by closing their account. If you receive abusive e-mails, identify the domain (after the "@" sign) and contact that ISP. Most ISP's have an e-mail address such as abuse@(domain name) or postmaster@(domain name) that can be used for complaints. If the ISP has a website, visit it for information on how to file a complaint.
* Contact your local police department and inform them of the situation in as much detail as possible. In appropriate cases, they may refer the matter to state or federal authorities. If you are afraid of taking action, there are resources available to help you, Contact either: -The National Domestice Violence Hotline, 800-799-SAFE (phone); 800-787-3224 (TDD) -A local women's shelter for advice and support.
