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Which is a shame, as I rock, and would walk over those other cr@ppy newbies
> Well it wouldn't be very hard for the SR Staff to tell who is actually
> new to the site and who is just faking it to win a game.
yes it is completely fakable. Invent an alias, set up a hotmail account using that name. Put your real address in on the Noob account. Change your address on your own account. Then win under a whacky alias and still get the prize sent to your house.
Even setting up a different e-mail address and having the address as a relatives or friends would work to to have a different user.
Not sure but I know a lot of places that hold your IP address so they can identify each user no matter if they change names or create different profiles but I'm not sure if that is used here.
Either way though if someone cheats it and wins I think SR should e-mail the rest of us their address and we can show our appreciation to the ungrateful little chap
> Not sure but I know a lot of places that hold your IP address so they
> can identify each user no matter if they change names or create
> different profiles but I'm not sure if that is used here.
Don't lots of ISPs use free roming IPs, so that you get a different one every time you log in. It wouldn#'t work for me either because I move around at work between Labs and Offices, and I have my computer at home.
It can be done though.
> Well it wouldn't be very hard for the SR Staff to tell who is actually
> new to the site and who is just faking it to win a game.
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Wouldn't it? I was Bubbly Babe for 43 days before I messed that up.
Tiltawhirl thought he was on a promise.
Hur hur! (as he'd say)
> hi
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Wow!!