It was 1997. I used to chat with people on some Australian chat rooms on the net. I met a native American Indian woman from Utah. She gave her telephone number to have some phone sex. I called her and just said 'Shall be do it? and then I disconnected the phone line. A minute after the call a person whose name was Zane called and asked ‘What are you going to do?’ They had listened my private telephone conversation with this Native American Indian woman and immediately called back. All revelations that Snowden has made are true and these things happened already in the 1990s. No wonder people become crazy and they start seeing spies everywhere.
And to think I got hospitalized because I told my pdoc “they” were listening in on my iphone calls, actually rerouting them to their own lines,drop my out going calls, tracking me -dropped a “pin” at every stop sign, would try to watch through the camera-but I kept it tight in a case in the bottom of my purse…and so on.
True, I know it. Didn’t have to prove it to me, I was proof.
No they don’t like it when people know it…and don’t get me started on what they do inside your own house…
hey
Can be totally unrelated. SEx pests are attracted to certain sites and it’s not uncommon to use the information you give to do things related to your online persona!
Paranoia is a cruel master and it’s often hard to overcome but a serial sexual predator who uses phone sex as a ploy I’d imagine could give your details to everyone and these days an unblocked phone number isn’t a problem!!
I think you got scammed…that isn’t unusual and you’ve just got to protect what you give out online…
A friend in the struggle,
rogueone.
I really hope to have sex with someone I love but till now,I haven’t really had a chance yet
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