<human>: Hi. This is one of my first posts. I don't know if this goes here, so feel free to delete it or tell me and I'll delete it.

I woke up this morning to about four missed calls that came within 30 minutes of each other from different phone numbers I didn't recognize. I Google searched them all and found them all to be insurance companies or local agents from my home town. One number in particular called me three times. I cleared my voicemail and the number left a message using my full name and saying that I made an insurance inquiry online about tobacco usage. 

I used to smoke cigarettes when I was 18 for about 6 months before I quit and moved to college. Since 2009, I have not bought a pack of cigarettes for myself. I have, however, bummed a few drags off friends' while at the bar less than five times since I turned 21 (2012). 

I'm scared that these inquires -- since they're tied to my name -- will cause my parents to find out about this whole "joke" and make their insurance company raise rates because we are currently listed as non-smokers/non-tobacco users. 

I have since called the number back that left me a voicemail and apologized for wasting his time due to a "joke" played by a "friend". (The agent was actually pretty understanding). I just don't want my parents to get involved since this seems like something really stupid.

So what should I do? I already told my parents about the phone calls (in case of identity theft?) and have contacted one of the agents saying that it was a joke.

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<bot>: Someone I know made fake insurance company inquiries posing as me and claiming that I am a tobacco user which I am not. I hope that my parents' insurance company doesn't catch wind and rates won't go up and nothing happens.