This goes out to any Skype users out there...DH has recently installed Skype on his phone (to call parents, as we were away from home), so it's also still available on his laptop. I was using the laptop the other day, Skype automatically logs in, and it appears he had a missed call on Friday afternoon from a 'cushluv33'. Not in contacts. He would normally have been at work at this time, but wasn't because of an appointment, and was almost home (or actually at home, I can't remember) at this time. He didn't mention it to me at the time, only when I asked said he'd seen it on Saturday and it must have been someone calling by mistake. The next day it was deleted, he said he hadn't done that. I know I have had a few friend requests from ppl I don't think I know, but I don't get how you can call by mistake, bearing in mind you have to search for a name, click on the picture ( very clear who it is) and then press call... He said someone may call ppl at random looking to start a convo with a lonely person??
Bearing in mind this isn't the only dodgy looking thing going on recently (eg emails deleted from an account he 'didnt know he had' a day or so before returning from working away, when his computer history undeniably shows the ' you have just logged out, would you like to log back in again? ' page while working away, but of course he doesn't know how that got there), and others I'm too tired to think of now.
He has been less than honest in the past on occasion, recently had a younger colleague messaging him out of work hours, which I didn't think particularly appropriate, apparently he asked her to stop because I wasn't happy with it. No mention that he had agreed with me at the time.... When asked he basically said he would rather give that impression about me than cause possible tension with someone he works with. He doesn't even see her much, by his previous account! I'm starting to wonder if he's gas lighting so as to not rock the boat and ruin what is largely a good marriage with something small in his eyes.
What do you think? Anyone experienced Skype trolls?? Or just really stupid/lonely ppl?
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FritzDonovan · 28/09/2016 01:45
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