Dealing with a stalker - Suggestions

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Originally Posted by cripesamighty

If you already have an account, then just keep it. Monitor it to make sure it doesn't get abused by others but truth be told, you can't stop living! It is definitely not a nice experience to live through. Good luck with whatever you decide to do.

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Cheers cripesalmighty. I do have a legal solution but it will take time to implement.

Hi Loanranger and while not sure what the outcome was regarding the drone, but if it was a genuine problem, try the link below.

https://www.casa.gov.au/aircraft/lan...ones-australia

I had a weirdo stalkig me ( electronically ) for a while a couple of years back because I'm a moderator on another forum. He'd already driven one of the other moderators away... I didn't really care, none of the text messages or facebook messages etc threatened violence ... Fortunately for me he lived in Sydney ( otherwise i would have headed straight there and sorted it out in person ... no doubt .. right away ... :twisted: :nazilock: :wasntme:

Anyway, I ignored them until my wife started getting freaked out when she asked me why my phone kept beeping text messages all the time. I had a couple of choices, my instinctive one was to jump on a plane and go plant a fist in his face :whistling: :coplight:

The answer was obvious, I looked up his name in the phonebook and rang him ... His wife answered .... Well ... That was the best news ever. I explained to her what was going on ....5 minutes later ... no more messages but a freaked out phonecall .... from what was obviously the toilet where he was hiding....... He was frantically trying to yell at me, but be silent at the same time .... His wife obviously flipped out and demanded to see his phone... and looked in the inbox and outbox ( I'd ignored all contact so inbox would have been empty, but outbox full of weird crap) .... and asked this WTF was going on ..... :twisted:

How is THAT for a comeback. Way better than a fist in the face.... a ****ed off, freaked out wife giving you buggery for the rest of your life :o :cool:

Never had another weird message or anything from him since.:Rolling::Rolling::Rolling:

seeya,
Shane L.

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Originally Posted by DoubleChevron

I had a weirdo stalkig me ( electronically ) for a while a couple of years back because I'm a moderator on another forum. He'd already driven one of the other moderators away... I didn't really care, none of the text messages or facebook messages etc threatened violence ... Fortunately for me he lived in Sydney ( otherwise i would have headed straight there and sorted it out in person ... no doubt .. right away ... :twisted: :nazilock: :wasntme:

Anyway, I ignored them until my wife started getting freaked out when she asked me why my phone kept beeping text messages all the time. I had a couple of choices, my instinctive one was to jump on a plane and go plant a fist in his face :whistling: :coplight:

The answer was obvious, I looked up his name in the phonebook and rang him ... His wife answered .... Well ... That was the best news ever. I explained to her what was going on ....5 minutes later ... no more messages but a freaked out phonecall .... from what was obviously the toilet where he was hiding....... He was frantically trying to yell at me, but be silent at the same time .... His wife obviously flipped out and demanded to see his phone... and looked in the inbox and outbox ( I'd ignored all contact so inbox would have been empty, but outbox full of weird crap) .... and asked this WTF was going on ..... :twisted:

How is THAT for a comeback. Way better than a fist in the face.... a ****ed off, freaked out wife giving you buggery for the rest of your life :o :cool:

Never had another weird message or anything from him since.:Rolling::Rolling::Rolling:

seeya,
Shane L.

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That's gold

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Originally Posted by drivesafe

Hi Loanranger and while not sure what the outcome was regarding the drone, but if it was a genuine problem, try the link below.

https://www.casa.gov.au/aircraft/lan...ones-australia

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Thanks Drivesafe,

If I see a drone I'll follow it up on the link. Alternatively I'll just take my clothes off that should cause the pilot to lose control :twisted:

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Originally Posted by loneranger

Thanks Drivesafe,

If I see a drone I'll follow it up on the link. Alternatively I'll just take my clothes off that should cause the pilot to lose control :twisted:

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Borrow a shotgun for a drone.

DL

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Originally Posted by 350RRC

Borrow a shotgun for a drone.

DL

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A throw net would be a good way to bring it down in suburbia;););););););)
BCF should stock them.
Andrew

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Originally Posted by LandyAndy

A throw net would be a good way to bring it down in suburbia;););););););)
BCF should stock them.
Andrew

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You don't get that instantaneous satisfaction with that approach.

DL

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Originally Posted by 350RRC

You don't get that instantaneous satisfaction with that approach.

DL

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You could get better satisfaction.Point the camera at a dirty big hammer then club the thing:twisted::twisted::twisted:
Andrew

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Originally Posted by loneranger

Thanks Drivesafe,

If I see a drone I'll follow it up on the link. Alternatively I'll just take my clothes off that should cause the pilot to lose control :twisted:

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. . . - Too much information !

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