Jake Ansett
Registered User
Join date: 29 Oct 2006
Posts: 225
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05-01-2007 09:26
Does anyone know why I keep getting the following message when trying to create an alt account?
"Linden Lab reserves the right to limit the number of Second Life accounts an individual may have. If you feel you've reached this message in error, please email customer support at [email]support@lindenlab.com[/email]"
It states clearly in the knowledge base that there is no limit on alt accounts:
"How many alts may I have? Currently, you can create as many additional Basic or Premium accounts as you want to pay for. Previously, we limited accounts to 5 per household and 2 per payment method, but this is no longer the case."
I've tried to set an alt account 3 times and each time it fails I lose out on a well thought out name! Frustrating!
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altic Plasma
Registered User
Join date: 15 Mar 2006
Posts: 118
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05-01-2007 09:35
i dont know how they limit them but i would think it maybe the email addy
try using a different email address ?
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Suzy Hazlehurst
Offensive Broad
Join date: 14 Oct 2006
Posts: 323
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05-01-2007 09:36
You're not the first, several people have posted about this. Apparently there is now some unadvertised '1 account per email adress' rule in effect.
Earlier someone reported that if you use your own name, birthdate, adress etc. and only use a different mail account, it is possible to create an account without resorting to fraud.
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Kidd Krasner
Registered User
Join date: 1 Jan 2007
Posts: 1,938
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05-01-2007 09:39
Come to think of it, limiting accounts to one per email address does make a bit more work for the griefer kiddies who keep creating new alts. It won't stop them, but it will slow them down.
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Jake Ansett
Registered User
Join date: 29 Oct 2006
Posts: 225
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05-01-2007 09:41
From: Suzy Hazlehurst You're not the first, several people have posted about this. Apparently there is now some unadvertised '1 account per email adress' rule in effect.
Earlier someone reported that if you use your own name, birthdate, adress etc. and only use a different mail account, it is possible to create an account without resorting to fraud. One of the three times i tried, I did it the fraudulant way, not to avoid the 10 bucks, but because I was frustrated. It did go through, but then I never got the confirmation email... I suppose I iwll try doing it legit with a diff email account - if I can think of yet again another great name 
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Jake Ansett
Registered User
Join date: 29 Oct 2006
Posts: 225
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05-03-2007 09:18
That did the trick. I have my alt account now. Of course my name sucks, because I locked out my previous choices in my other attempts to acquire alts...
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