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Old 09-05-06, 02:41 PM
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This makes great sense, but I'd be interested to hear your method. I just set up a 2nd account, but am a bit fearful of funding it via the same Neteller account as my 1st account. Also, to get rakeback, I signed up the 2nd account under my own bonus code. Talk about leaving a trail....
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Old 09-05-06, 02:59 PM
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Yeah, that's a really bad idea. I honestly don't think I'd even try that if I were you...

I too am worried about how to fund the account, but I guess I'll deal with that when I come to it. And I can't find the "rules" in Full Tilt's terms anywhere about multiple accounts, etc. I'm not really sure what needs to be done, but this is my guess as to the optimal way to do it:

1. Close the first account. Cash out all $, points, etc.
2. Wait a while (couple of weeks?).
3. Open the new account - clean computer, different IP address, different email address (same name and maybe even mailing address should be ok).
4. Fund it from a different source. IDEALLY.

After the account is up and running for a while and everything is happy, you can probably change some of your info (like Neteller info) back to how you want it.

Again, this is just a GUESS. If support gives you any trouble, you could tell them you closed the old account for Reasons X, Y, and Z, and then changed your mind and opened a new account.

I really don't know. If anyone has any info on this, I'd love to hear it.
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Old 09-05-06, 03:06 PM
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I decided to do a little more digging about this, and the more I read, the more I hesitate to change anything AT ALL. It might not be worth it. Maybe I'll try to find myself a nice rake back deal somewhere else instead.

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Old 09-05-06, 03:29 PM
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Agreed.

The sad part is that after playing at WPEX for a week, I realized just how much rake I'm losing per year. What's sadder still is that I already have an account on most of the major sites which prevents me from getting a good rakeback deal.

I'd LOVE to have rakeback on Full Tilt or Pokerstars, but have no idea how to swing it successfully.

In the interim, I'll probably be going Silver/Gold Status and somehow converting FPP store items to near-cash solutions like Amazon GC's, etc.
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I'm in the exact same boat as you.

BTW - you will never get Rake Back on Stars. That's not an option.
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and in between college life and partying find enough time for good poker play and the 90k in 100 days.
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90k in 100 days. Ohhh - $900 per day. That's so stupid. A real man would go for an even 100k.

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