EZA - Is having more than 1 registered account per person ok??

[entry]

on EZA you can have many pen names per registered account, etc...

but is it ok to have more than one EZA account, (say 2-3 registered EZA accounts - using 2-3 different email addresses) is that ok? from the point of view of EZA?

or If they find out that one person is using many registered EZA accounts then are they ok with this? or dont like it? or don't mind?

(instead of just using a new pen name on the same registered account) can we have more than 1 accounts? are they ok with it?

[Michael Oksa]

Why not take some time to read their terms of service? Not trying to be rude here. There are other things you may learn about EZA in the process.

If they do not expressly forbid it, you can always take a chance.

But why would you, other than to possibly game the system, or maybe this is for clients you ghostwrite for?

All the best,
Michael

[entry]

Originally Posted by Michael Oksa

Why not take some time to read their terms of service? Not trying to be rude here. There are other things you may learn about EZA in the process.

If they do not expressly forbid it, you can always take a chance.

But why would you, other than to possibly game the system, or maybe this is for clients you ghostwrite for?

All the best,
Michael

I read the terms and conditions, but couldnt find anything on what i asked, (il check again), so thought i'd ask here.

[nicholasb]

no, but you can have as many pen names as you want under your registered name. more than one account will get you banned, and they have a way of knowing these things

[CurtisN]

I actually read somewhere that you can have more than one account. Basically, this gives you a better chance of having two articles ranked for the exact same keywords instead of one.

Just something I heard...not sure if it's right or wrong.

[jayden.fellze]

I also read the terms and conditions but there's none that is pointing to having one or two accounts, but you can take chances. But then, why not use one account and have several pen names that would work better than being banned if you have created 2 accounts.
Nevertheless, you are opt to these 2 factors.

Good luck!

[Kamran]

Dont try, they will kick you out.

[Bob B]

I'm sure everyone means well about not having two accounts, but no-one has explained why you shouldn't and how you'll get caught. Saying it's so don't make it so :-)

I do have more than one, which I run via different gmail addresses for logins, and I haven't yet had a problem (18 months plus).

Maybe I'm just lucky.

Bob

[Jenni Mac]

I always thought it was a no no!

But if you've read their TOS and you can't find an absolute answer, just email them and ask.

Why would you risk losing your account for the want of just sending an email and waiting for a response?

[Hamida Harland]

Originally Posted by Bob B

I'm sure everyone means well about not having two accounts, but no-one has explained why you shouldn't and how you'll get caught. Saying it's so don't make it so :-)

Here it is, directly from EZA's own TOS:

We do not allow more than ONE account per Human. Creating multiple accounts could result in all of your accounts being removed and banned.

[Bob B]

Good work Hamida - In future I'll try to shut my mouth until I know what I'm talking about!

I therefore definitely don't recommend it. No sir (or madam).

[Michael Oksa]

Aha! I thought I had read that, too.

The problem is that it's not under the TOS link, but rather the Editorial Guidelines at...

Editorial Guidelines For Submitting Quality Articles To EzineArticles.com

Specifically 2. c. x and 2. d. i. which states...

We only allow one author membership account per human but you are allowed to have alternate author names under your account (such as a pen-name or if you are an author's assistant or manage articles for multiple different author's).

So, I can see why it was hard to find in the Terms of Service; it wasn't there.

All the best,
Michael