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Ok I know people want friends in the game.The problem is that when you constintly bother them,it get's annoying.I had someone who would not leave me alone.I finally took them off friend's list.The problem is ignore button would'nt work for 1 thing.The second problem is that he was still able to teleport to me after I took him off friend's list.Is there a way to fix this?I told the kid to quit following me but he would'nt stop.So I finally had to report him.We are all here to play and have fun but we need to respect each other first and foremost.
Professors please fix it so that when you do take someone off friend's list,they can't teleport to you.

Yes, it is possible to turn off teleports, group invites, friend requests, and trade requests by the means that Djarknaein suggested. I do believe that may be a glitch, though. I thought that if they aren't your friend, you cannot teleport to them. Odd.

You know, a while back something like this happened to me. A menu chat player on my friend's list continuously teleported to me in a duel in MooShu and kept fleeing (this was before privacy options were created, so I couldn't turn off teleports). I eventually was defeated. I was so angry that I deleted him off my friends list. Then, a few days later, I was fighting Jaques the Scratcher in Marleybone with my other friend, and he teleported to me! But I had deleted him... it didn't make any sense! I started telling my friend how angry I was with him in Text Chat (I kinda feel sorry for him now... I was talking behind his back about how mean he was for leaving me to die, and he couldn't even hear us!) when he suddenly sent me the Whisper Chat message, "Sorry." I was stunned. I also had thought that you can't send private messages to people who aren't your friend! Then I tried sending him another request, but nothing happened, and he still didn't show up on my list...

It was really, really queer. Just like this situation, haha. Anyway, you should know that you can turn off teleports.