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If you use the telephone service, you will get through to a Helpline advisor who will explain our confidentiality policy and ask for details about what has been happening to you so that they can provide guidance and information that is tailored to your personal situation. Among other things, the Helpline advisor will ask you if you have been to the police and how you are current...

We regard cyberstalking as an extension of 'offline' stalking and consider online contact by stalkers with their victims as one of the many tools in the stalker's arsenal, rather than a new crime. The majority of cases the National Stalking Helpline deal with involve elements of both online contact, for example emails or messages posted on social networking sites, and offline co...

If you are being stalked, you can report to the police or apply for an injunction and damages through a civil court. To get in contact with the police, either go to your local police station, or call the non emergency number and make an appointment. The non-emergency number for England and Wales is 101. It might help to write down what has happened to you and take that with you ...