How to tell ex to delete my number after blocking me on twitter?

[Elen]

My ex has blocked me on twitter and still has me on whatsapp. I know that I can simply block him on whatsapp but I also don't want him to have my number either.

How should I tell him this ?

Thank you

[freedom fighter]

Send him a certified letter that you want no contact with him, if there continues to be issues you have documented proof of contacting him to inform him of your wishes to stop all contact. In the meantime, blocking him yourself is wise to do..

[Corina]

he already has your number ... so who cares

[Love]

No just let it go!

[Peter]

Your question is funny. It's so inane.

Move on.

[Sapphire]

You can't make him delete your number - nor can you start threatening legal action as one person suggested, unless he is harassing you - and, in fact, you state he has already BLOCKED you, so I can't see that he has any interest in you or contacting you. What "issues" ? You're the one making a fuss. He has already blocked you and seems not to care.

WhatsApp is annoying because all it takes is for someone to have your number, and you appear on each other's contacts - there is no adding/deleting, like with bbm. Also, blocking does no good as they are still able to see your picture and status.

I would let it go. He doesn't seem to have any interest in contacting you, hence his blocking you on twitter, and this just seems like sour grapes from you, to be honest.

EDIT. Have I missed something? I'm not sure why everyone is advising you "ignore him and he'll stop" - is he harassing you? I don't see anywhere where you've said that. It seems rather the other way round, to me. You're sour that he blocked you first, and now you want to do it back.

[Sondra]

Ignore him completely....asking him any question sends him the message that you care. If you ignore him, he'll eventually lose interest altogether.

[V P]

I think the fact HE has blocked YOU means he does not want to contact you. just block him and be done with it. No need to create unecessary communication in what is clearly bitter.