Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: My boyfriend suggested I posted here about this. So uh, here it is.

Yesterday I got an email notification from Netflix stating that they were glad I was back, and a confirmation of a phone number change. I had only signed up for the 1 free month, and deactivated it after. I instantly knew something was up, especially because I had been sleeping the previous 14 hours. 

I got up almost immediately and logged into Netflix. I got the person's number and called it myself. A lady answered and immediately after she said "hello" I said "Hi, can you explain why your number is now associated with my Netflix account?" I heard her shuffle to hang up, and when I tried to call back, it went straight to voicemail. At this point, I figured there was no way this was some scammer putting in a fake number. I called Netflix, explained the situation, and they cancelled it and logged out my account on all devices. I changed my account password/phone number and they refunded my money.

You see, dear reader, if that was all, I wouldn't be posting here.

So I called again, and left an angry voicemail along the lines of "nice try bitch." I proceeded to figure out everything about this man- his name, home address, and a confirmation of his phone number. I called from my bfs phone, and the lady picked up and didn't speak more English than "hello?" and "what?" After trying to interrogate her, a man with a very thick accent said "Stop fuckin' callin' me." and hung up immediately. Alright, fine. I'll stop calling you.

I proceeded to sign him up for as many wake up call sites as I could, with times ranging from 5 minutes away, to 4 in the morning. I sent his number to as many of my friends as possible, encouraging them all to call him. The final call by a friend was placed at midnight, in which he answered, "What the FUCK do you want?" I was finally satisfied... Or so I thought.

I'm still filled with ideas on how to abuse this guy. Next time anyone asks for a phone number for ANYTHING, I'm putting his in. A friend suggested putting him on casual encounters on Craigslist, but I think that's illegal, so I'm not gonna do that. I have all his information I need to do literally anything. 

Am I the asshole in this situation? Should I just let it go? Do you have any suggestions on how I can make this guys life even worse? Many thanks.

harassing someone who tried to steal my netflix