He will come back to you place for sure If the service the first time was and good. Have you pimp shoot him when come in, then take some Flakka and eat him.

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they say you don't offer sex -- which in the USA probably doesn't get you completely off the hook with regards to prostitution I suspect but might help. If so you might consider reporting a crime. You could also start with talking with your ISP about where these attacks are coming from (you might consider having a profession scan your computer to see if its been hacked or if it just someone cracking your passwords -- and perhaps start using better passwords?)

Your ISP (and others) can tell you the path the emails traversed and if you've had someone logging in to your account that was not you can look at the IP Addresses that were logged. From there you can probably determine if the activity involved crossing state lines. If so you can probably report it to the FBI (or possible the USPS depending on content) and not have to worry as much about local police being more interested in you and your activity than about the real criminal.  

That said, you might also want to run this through the legal forum for some comments as those guys do seem to have good legal understanding (I would guess there are more than a few there well versed and experienced in law and legal processes).

...are you getting hacked? gmail won't even allow multiple failed logins.
"last account activity" in lower right corner of gmail shows all ip addresses logged in.

trojan keylogger,

get a tech savvy friend and watch him disinfect your computer

Have them all checked out and cleaned as in yesterday, and install the best antiviral and firewall software you can afford. Change all your passwords, all of them. They likely are all comprised.  

You will also will want to save all of these threatening communications. Sadly you will likely have to lawyer up and get a restraining order and you will need evedence of that. If that doesn't work you will have to go to the police. This has risks. As I said you will be well advised to lawyer up.

One last thing if you are unable to lawyer up for whatever reason and can't get a restraining order for whatever reason. One last thing you can try. Go way under the radar for a while and only see regulars. Maybe if he thinks your gone he may move on. Changing your number and email may be nessary.

Whatever you do do nit respond other through your lawyer or the courts. He is trying for that. Any contact will likely just make things worse.

I am sorry this is happening and wish I had better advice. This sucks.

So sorry

I agree with others that it sounds like a keylogger and it's best to get a new device, new identity, etc. However, you will want a techie to look at your devices to determine if this is a hardware or software keylogger (the difference could give clues as to whether or not one was installed remotely or in person).  

Are other girls at your location being stalked and harassed by this person? I ask because this sounds very similar to something a friend of mine went through and it turned out the stalker was not a hobbyist but someone in her life pretending to be one. The use of a voice changer may be to prevent you from recognizing a familiar voice or to mask the gender even. You may want to consider that this could be an angry ex, competitor, a rejected prospective client etc. It sounds like someone wants to torment you, but also drive you out of the business

Can't add much about what to do, but this could be someone who has no intention of booking. He might know you from elsewhere (probably no one close) or just doesn't like the idea of what you're doing.

to determine how they are accessing your accounts.  Because you need to identify your stalker.  Breaking with your location is a good idea because the problem might come from within.  Where are your devises while you are in sessions?  Are they secure?  Do not share devises with anyone.  Keep your devises in the room but out of sight during sessions.  One or more persons in your group may well know who the stalker is.

At some point you'll need legal help.  The stalker does not expect you to turn the tables...  they can harrass you because you don't know who they are.  An attorney might bring in a PI or tech investigator or you might do it first.  But a cease & desist demand letter on a Lawyer's letter head to the harrassers legal name & address will likely turn the game around (though technically it has no legal standing..  ie: a bluff).  But it established you know who they are & are prepared to go the next step.  You must be prepared to go the legal route with a restraining order & possible charges.  I do not recommend going to the Police without representation...  LE should focus on the crimes being perpitrated against you but not all LE is so enlightened...  so don't trust them.

Use a complicated password (should look like this: K&#Rn1fdj&dcdew8dV7) and enable 2-step verification. With 2-step verification, a code will be sent to your phone after a password is correctly entered. So even if someone gets your password (can be done via a phisher... very easy especially if you have a simple password), they won't be able to access your email without the code.  

Open gmail in desktop. Go to the gear icon in the upper right, then to 'Settings', then 'Accounts and Import', then 'Other Google Account Settings', then 'Signing Into Google'

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