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[QUOTE="Cheetah, post: 667700, member: 28209"]
I don't see why it would be so difficult to change an online identity. The only thing you cannot change is your real name since you will want to be able to cash out. That's unless you legally change your name, of course.:D 
 
Here is how it might work:

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[*][B]Computer:[/B] Get vmware from vmware.com. This is software that allows you to create virtual computers. Each one has unique MAC address(network card) and UUID(Universal Identifier provided by the motherboard). The virtual hard drives also have unique serial numbers. There is an added advantage to this since you can easily recover when your computer get's bugs by simply keeping a freshly installed virtual machine.
[*][B]IP Number:[/B] They are dynamic so no need to do anything. If parannoid, get a different ISP.
[*][B]Email: [/B]Trivial to change
[*][B]Address: [/B]Get a mail box or mail forwarding service or ask a friend to use their address. Alternatively, invent an address. You can always change it later.
[*][B]Phone:[/B] Invent one that corresponds to the address. Who is going to call you? Alternatively, get a low cost VOIP number.[/LIST]If you cash out your existing poker accounts, close them, and then reopen new accounts, I don't see how you would be violating any of their policies. You could do the same with ewallet accounts.
 
Am I missing something here? Please let me know if this works for you. I am curious myself.:)
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