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Originally posted by navane
Don't get me wrong, I am NOT a fan on this type of "fake internet person" junk. Just this year my family and friends had to deal with a faker who was, in reality, someone who had been an old member of our group who had left under strained conditions and was now stalking us by e-mail and by phone. We caught him out big time using a fake online persona so that he could "be friends" with us - we have the hard evidence to prove his real identity. At one point, this guy outright told my father that he'd create as many fake e-mail accounts as needed to get around my dad's spam blocker software. Then this guy's behaviour got really bizarre and irrational to the point where several of us started to feel that our physical safety was in question. Four of us had to get together to discuss going to court to get an actual restraining order. 
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Hm, weird - this sort of behavior is disarming and potentially dangerous? There you have it.
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Originally posted by navane
We originally didn't want to air the dirty laundry to the rest of the members of the club; but it came to a point where we felt obligated to cite specific examples to the others in the group so that they knew how and why to stay away from Mr. Stalker Guy. After all, he "seemed ok" to them.
.....Kelly 
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Kelly -
This is the point. Right here. This is why this was posted, I'd assume.
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