Quick question...
Does anyone know any way (legal or illegal) that you can find out the auto insurance company/ agent/ policy that your ex is using?
Reason I ask... driving a company vehicle, turns out that my ex has contacted the company's insurance agent directly, and she apparently was trying to find out info on the policy and made suggestions to them that vehicle was being driven by someone who shouldn't be driving it. Insurance company verified we weren't doing anything wrong, but was wondering (as obviously am I) how the heck she managed to get that info.... she knew agent's name and everything, called his office directly, gave her name too!?!
The ex has done malicious things like this before (with some of my clients), and the agent is writing a letter for me and making notes of his conversation with her. (Turns out he has a nasty ex too, so he is more than eager to help). Now my company is a little miffed about all this, as it has wasted everyone's time and caused concern about how she is getting this info, and what else she may do that affects the company.
The agent suggested she could get that info through an insurance company's computers, but that is highly in contravention of privacy laws and as an agent he wouldn't dream of doing that for anyone. Wondering about the MTO? Anyone know if that's possible? She probably has access to my license #, the license plate of my company vehicle, my address, the company's address....
I would like to use this as another example of she needs to be placed under a non-contact order with regards to my current and past clients, employers, and company contacts/ agencies.
Unreal.... and still trying to figure out what she could possibly gain from all of this? Other than cementing the fact that she is a nutjob!
Does anyone know any way (legal or illegal) that you can find out the auto insurance company/ agent/ policy that your ex is using?
Reason I ask... driving a company vehicle, turns out that my ex has contacted the company's insurance agent directly, and she apparently was trying to find out info on the policy and made suggestions to them that vehicle was being driven by someone who shouldn't be driving it. Insurance company verified we weren't doing anything wrong, but was wondering (as obviously am I) how the heck she managed to get that info.... she knew agent's name and everything, called his office directly, gave her name too!?!
The ex has done malicious things like this before (with some of my clients), and the agent is writing a letter for me and making notes of his conversation with her. (Turns out he has a nasty ex too, so he is more than eager to help). Now my company is a little miffed about all this, as it has wasted everyone's time and caused concern about how she is getting this info, and what else she may do that affects the company.
The agent suggested she could get that info through an insurance company's computers, but that is highly in contravention of privacy laws and as an agent he wouldn't dream of doing that for anyone. Wondering about the MTO? Anyone know if that's possible? She probably has access to my license #, the license plate of my company vehicle, my address, the company's address....
I would like to use this as another example of she needs to be placed under a non-contact order with regards to my current and past clients, employers, and company contacts/ agencies.
Unreal.... and still trying to figure out what she could possibly gain from all of this? Other than cementing the fact that she is a nutjob!
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