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My mother lives in Ohio. She bought some insurance from an insurance company through their insurance agent. The guys keeps calling her wanted her to buy more insurance. When he can't get ahold of her, he calls me leaving messages on my cell phone pleading that he really needs to talk to my mother like it is the end of the world if he doesn't get in touch with her and could I please get ahold of her for him! I live in another state! To me it's just creepy like he is stalking her or something. I don't know why I am being pulled into this? The first time he called me trying to track down my mother I got very upset as I thought something had happen to her. My mother tells me the guy is a real pain and one of the reason why she deiced to spend her holiday in Florida this year was to get away from him. To me I get a creepy feeling about it. Is this sort of thing normal with insurance companies?

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No, this sort of thing is not normal. Please get some authority figures in on this. I watch too much ID TV and a lady lost her life just trying to sign her over 80 year old father up for a move into a minimum assistance living facility. The sales manager became very interested in the near 60 year old daughter because of her jewelry and began bending over backwards to accommodate her even to the point of visiting where she was staying at her father's house on several occasions which is where he eventually bludgeoned her to death, slit her throat and stole only the ring he had coveted during the interview to sign her father up for the living facility 90 hours earlier. Stalkers work inside their own realm of what is acceptable behavior. To leave this sort of action unchecked is playing with a time bomb on a short fuse...

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    • ~~~~~ Yeah, thank you for the check-in.   Happy to say it was all a misunderstanding.  But she pulled out her "ghetto" and that's when things went South.  I get very professional minded when I enter into situations like that because when someone starts bring the court into conversations, I'm in court 2 times a year, every year, so don't go there with me because I will get legal all over you.   She did try to change what she thought she might have said, but I had to call her on it because it's all in written text.  Then she apologized and we were able to have a decent conversation.   I know I joke about me talking so much that people don't hear what I say except for keywords that they are looking for, but that is exactly what happened here.  She heard "payment", "money" and "help out".  It was crazy.  I literally had to have the entire conversation all over again, but I definitely condensed it to only address those 3 words.   Things are back on track, but I emphasized that if she every needed clarification for anything, please say something first instead of jumping to conclusions, then questioning that conclusion, then answering that conclusion, then getting upset at the answer and taking it out on someone who doesn't have a clue what the San Juan Hill just happened.   But this is exactly the reason I do everything with a paper trail. 
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    • I'm glad  that yesterday's day at work is long gone now. There was a very strong unusual energy that I felt, and couldn't get done with the day fast enough. It wasn't  the job at all. I just felt like I really needed to keep my mouth shut, to keep me from getting in situation(s) that probably wouldn't have ended well for me.  
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