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@Ronin said.
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To many weird thinga have been happening I've been getting weird calls telling me prescriptions are ready for me under an unknown name. And then I went to the store the othee day tk get some work done under my computer when they finished they called me and told me it was under a different name. The exact name from the call I got the other day telling me I had a prescription. I have been hearing people reference songs when talking to me that I had just listened to a day ago. I was driving today and somone came behind me while driving and set off their car alarm. It sounds crazy and paranoid, but I think I might be being targeted.
Occams Razor = The simplest solution is usually the correct one.
- Rx’s ready under a different name? Usually = identity theft -OR- a simple clerical error. Someone used your insurance information to fill their prescriptions, or your phone number was accidentally entered into their profile. In either case? When their Rx was ready, you were called. Because your phone number is attached to either your insurance info, or their profile.
- Public computer coming up under someone else’s name... This is sounding more and more like a shared or transposed phone number, rather than deliberate insurance fraud.
^^^Both of these^^^ Mean you need to straighten things out with the pharmacy and the store. Because 2 people have the same “unique” ID. Whether on purpose (identity theft) or accidental (dyslexia, transposed number by the clerk, shared phone number, etc.) ... it needs sorting on their end. Because their computers are wrong.
- People referencing songs? Is very very normal. Because people listen to the same music. I’d really just shrug this one off.
- Someone’s car alarm goes off behind you? Again, that happens. I once drove for 45 minutes with the car alarm going off (damn thing was stuck) to get to the mechanic. Can’t even tell you how many people were like... Did you know your alarm is going off? :facepalm: Nooooooo. This blaring ungodly thing??? :hilarious: Aaargh. Electrical issue. Came and went. Frustrated my mechanic no end, because it was integral. Couldn’t just remove the alarm, without replacing the entire electrical system. He periodically threatened to hit it with an EMP or to back over the durn thing with a dump truck. Great guy, my mechanic.
... Now one method of getting people’s attention -for various purposes- is to set off one or more car alarms. The question to ask yourself is this:
What happened AFTER the car alarm got your attention? If nothing happened? No one used your moment of distraction to run you off the road (bad purpose, to keep things simple), the person didn’t wave you over to talk/let you know your wheel was wobbly (good purpose), et cetera? Then either they were not trying to get
your attention (but someone else’s), or the poor person was stuck in a car with their alarm blaring freaking people out driving near them.
I didn't mean what did you do to deserve it, I meant is there a group of people who would target you?
@Brandon ... This.
I was on the receiving end of my ex husband & his friends (The TeenyTinyWeinerSquad ) for several years. In 2 years alone my house was broken into
hundreds of times (2-3 times a week x 52 x 2)... but there wasn’t a single area of my life that went un-f*cked-with.
It made it
incredibly vital that I did NOT assign all the random problems of life to their influence. Because random shit happens. Coincidence happens. Clerical errors happen. They f*cked with my life MORE than enough, I didn’t need to be assigning them super-powers, in addition to what they were actually doing. People banging on my walls and windows screaming at me that I’m a c*nt and a liar? Yep. That’s them. People setting off car alarms down the street? Probably not them, just drunk college kids having fun. Slashed tires right before a job interview? Them. Dead battery, probably not them. Every call I make being rerouted to a porn shop, brothel, and an angry Chinese family? (I really do mean EVERY call, I could hand someone my phone and they’d get the same girls hot for you blah blah blah as I did). So them. (My ex is in tech, hacking & cloning my phone was one of his favorite tricks.). One call? I misdialed.
Normal people may be able to be all WOW the interconnectedness of blah blah blah, or spin off on a conspiracy theory to two, just to keep life interesting. (IE making connections that aren’t really there, for entertainment purposes). If you’re
actually being stalked? You can’t do that. You HAVE to draw a hard line between the annoyed (irritated what’s really happening) and the paranoid (afraid of what isnt). Or you will go batshit crazy. Because not everything is connected. But fear can make it seem like everything is connected.
