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DH has had a text saying I've cheated

48 replies

honeybeeq · 31/05/2018 15:41

From a number he doesn't recognise, I don't recognise, nothing on WhatsApp, nothing on Facebook. I haven't cheated. He believes me thank god! How do I find out who this massive dick is?

I'm so angry! I haven't done anything, wtf do I do?

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sleepingdragons · 31/05/2018 16:27

Looks to be a 13 year old boy from lewisham

You have to tell his parents, what a little shit!

hellsbellsmelons · 31/05/2018 16:28

Well it is the school holidays.
What a fucking dickhead.
See if he's friends with his parents and tell them about it.
Glad you found out who it is though and you can now both laugh about it.
(When you've calmed down)

sleepingdragons · 31/05/2018 16:30

Weird, Facebook shouldn’t do that anymore following the privacy changes.

I don't know about that, but if you've ever posted your number on a FB post set to public, it'll come up.

I just checked with DP's number, there are 4 times he's posted it, for example.

alligatorsmile · 31/05/2018 16:31

ohhhh i really want to know how this ends. What's the little squirt gonnae do when his mum finds out!?

MrsMotherHen · 31/05/2018 16:31

Look for his mum on his profile then grass him up little turd

Tinkie25 · 31/05/2018 16:34

I’d send a message to the parents.

BitOutOfPractice · 31/05/2018 16:37

Yes, completely grass him up

CuriousaboutSamphire · 31/05/2018 16:39

Well! That's one kid who will lose all of his tech privileges for the half term!

Tell his parents

a) Their son has a dirty mind and a vindictive streak
b) He has left his fb settings wide open which could lead to future issues unless he gets security savvy (but without it sounding threatening!)

Silly little boy. I bet he and some mates have had a really good snigger about this!

Madbengalmum · 31/05/2018 16:44

Sounds like you need to report this little shite!

Rhiannon13 · 31/05/2018 16:54

Yes, tell his parents. He absolutely deserves to get into trouble for this.

Weirdly I've had a similar thing happen this week. Someone messaged from a fake account on Facebook to tell me my DP cheated on me a couple of years ago and the woman's marriage had broken up as a result. Why do people bother being so horrible? This kind of thing can be completely life-changing.

MilkyMamma · 31/05/2018 16:58

Definitely grass him up!

tickingthebox22 · 31/05/2018 17:04

text

"Hello FirstName Secondname aged 13 from Lewisham, I know who you are and will be forwarding the messages to your head and your mum shortly" that'll freak him out! (and stop him doing it to someone else)

Notveryladylike · 31/05/2018 17:06

Phone the number from a different phone. They might answer. Try and hold a small conversation to see if you recognise the voice.

Notveryladylike · 31/05/2018 17:07

Oh sorry didn't read the rest of the posts

honeybeeq · 31/05/2018 17:11

I added his Mum who was listed in his relationships as - 'Mum' on messenger and sent her a message about what he's been up to. She was mortified. Then I sent the screenshots of the conversation with his Mum to him. I've been blocked now as I tried to send a 'don't be such a prat' message after the screenshots were read and it wouldn't deliver.

I have had a nice chat with his Mum though who was very embarrassed. Hope she doesn't get him to ring me 😬😂

Silly boy. Thank you for calming me down though! I just didn't know what to think or do when DH told me

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hellsbellsmelons · 31/05/2018 17:14

Nice one OP.
Poor mum would know naff all about it.
At least now she can put him right!

BlueJava · 31/05/2018 17:16

If you do shop him to his parents make sure you hide your details, I wouldn't want to give mine out. Thank goodness your OH believed you.

woder · 31/05/2018 17:28

Excellent.

amusedbush · 31/05/2018 17:28

Nice one. The little arsehole deserved it.

NotTheFordType · 31/05/2018 17:29

well done on the detective work!

You might want to point out to his mum that sending this text to a random number could have resulted in injury or death had he sent it to an abusive partner.

At the very least it could have caused suspicion, accusations, separations - possibly splitting up families with kids.

QuimReaper · 31/05/2018 17:30

Ha! Silly little twit, I would relish dobbing him in like that!

I was going to say the same as ticking though, I'd have started with a "Hello Gary Jenkins" (or whatever) message to make his blood run cold.

Aragog · 31/05/2018 17:44

Hope she gives him a good talking to and he loses his SM/technology for a while. He could have caused some major grief to someone's relationship. Chances are its not the first time he has done it either.

forumdonkey · 31/05/2018 19:07

Nice one OP. The embarrassment should be enough to deter him from ever doing anything like this again

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