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Called my work number, wanting to talk to my husband about his supposed 3i shares. When I said he wasn't here, he asked for another number for him. I explained this was my business number and he wasn't involved in my business, so if he wanted them to call you would have given them your actual number. He got really nasty - called me a b*tch 3 times! I told him I was recording the conversation and asked him not to call again, but it really shook me up!