Re: Is Email Harrasment a crime ?

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I learned the best way to deal with folks who "punch your
buttons" is to change MYSELF. Don't let these people know
they have so much control over you as that is their real
goal. They control your emotions.

Don't waste time reading these emails.

Don't change emails, that just admits he has control.

DO create a generic message such as " At This Time Reciepient
Has Choosen NOT To Accept E-Mails From This Party". This can
be saved in your draft folder. Just cut and paste and hit
reply. This shows you are taking control of your life.

Your life will be much happier if you take control and don't
run, if you ever start running you will always be running.
Learn to "turn your back" to rude and nasty actions only
address the person when they are being respectful. They will
learn but it does take time to teach them and well worth the
time and effort.

On 8/07/07, sharwinston wrote:
> block his e-mails.
> change your e-mail address.
>
> On 8/06/07, semperfi2007 wrote:
>> First, our attorney is out of the country right now and is
>> unreachable. And I am not sure what to do.
>> My wife’s, ex husband is harassing her with constant
>> insults and intimidation via Emails. Ironic this started
>> when our Attorney left, and won’t return for another 2
>> weeks. She is primary custodial parent. He even try’s to
>> tell her exactly what she will do and act with the kids.
>> With that said, my wife is 6 month pregnant. Last night I
>> had to take her to the hospital due to bleeding and
>> contractions. Every time he was harassing my wife via
>> Email, it would cause her to start with contractions. I am
>> afraid what may happen, should this cause us to lose our
>> baby, because of his constant harassing of email. Is
>> there any thing we can do? I guess we could not read the
>> emails, but we do have to pass information back and forth
>> about the kids they have together.