Would you be suspicious

I got a call about three weeks ago on my home answering machine. The phone call was from a Life Insurance Salesman that said he was following up on my online request for Life Insurance. I did not fill out an online form for Life Insurance. I figured it was a new way for Life Insurance salesman to get someone to talk to them. If you have ever been hounded by a Life Insurance salesman, you know what I mean: they will call and talk to you every day just to wear your resistance down so you will purchase Insurance. I ignored the message as a fluke.

This week, I arrived home to hear the same message. I took the phone number and name down and gave him a call the next day. When I told him that I did not fill out any online form for Life Insurance. He told me Gail Johnson filled out the form. I explained to him that Gail was my EX-wife and we split in 2005. I did not want or need Life Insurance, I'm single and have no kids and relatively no assets. The salesman apologized and promised to take my phone number off of the list so I wouldn't be bothered again.

My ex trying to get Life Insurance on me. Would you be suspicious?