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Would signing up for a free trial multiple times with multiple names be considered fraud?
I signed up for a web service multiple times to test the service, as the trial period was very short. I used several different names and addresses, none of which were real on the website, while agreeing to the websites terms of service. The website did not collect credit card information.
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It's difficult to answer this question on the facts given. Depending on the agreement and the likelihood that it will be found enforceable you may or may not be on the hook for the services used. It is unlikely that a court would find that you are liable for an amount greater than the value of one full account.
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