They can't ban you that easy. I highly doubt if they (the tech people they use) are that advanced.

Depending on whether you are an advanced NET person or not you always have options.
The easiest way to get around these 'power clowns' is to first always use a dynamic IP address.(or if you are advanced you use a IP spoofer) That means good ol crappy AOL or Earthlink type dial up stuff. Heck even NetZero is only 9 bucks and is great for emergency net access. Another key to this situation is email. Google, Yahoo, Hotmail and ahost of others all let you sign up for free for basic services. G-mail works great (usually). Once you have your nice new email addresses setup, you dial up (yes wit...

They can't ban you that easy. I highly doubt if they (the tech people they use) are that advanced.

Depending on whether you are an advanced NET person or not you always have options.
The easiest way to get around these 'power clowns' is to first always use a dynamic IP address.(or if you are advanced you use a IP spoofer) That means good ol crappy AOL or Earthlink type dial up stuff. Heck even NetZero is only 9 bucks and is great for emergency net access. Another key to this situation is email. Google, Yahoo, Hotmail and ahost of others all let you sign up for free for basic services. G-mail works great (usually). Once you have your nice new email addresses setup, you dial up (yes with a modem connection) and have at it. If they think they can block you with GUI ID's that's easy enough to overcome as well. Never surrender.