[quote name='Kurina']Just a quick question. Has anyone had problems with using two different accounts, but the shipping address is the same? This is not to order multiple of the same product, as I know that will clearly get an account flagged.[/QUOTE]
Nope. Ordering multiples of the same prize does NOT get your account flagged.
If you order 2 or more of the same prizes to the address, you will get your tickets refunded on the later order(s) after about 29-to-32 days (i.e. when the order is actually processed), and if you are lucky, you will get the email that says you are only allowed to order one of each per address. I suspect that everyone affected is sent an email, only some of the people's SPAM daemons intercept them...
However, if you try to use any form of address obfuscation to make your single address appear to be more than one address (known as the old address tricks), then Bing will most likely black-list your address, and you won't be able to receive any prizes at that address... Ever again... People that were black-listed in Sep '09 (when they first started black-listing) were unable to receive prizes at those address as recently as March of this year, with fresh accounts, new emails, and previously unused names...
[quote name='Kurina']I had an account last year in which I earned enough tickets for a 360. I restarted this year but couldn't remember my information, so I have tickets on a second account I have slowly been earning for a Kitchenaid Mixer. Will I get flagged shipping to the same address (my house)? If I test with a smaller item and it gets flagged, does the entire account become flagged and useless, thus losing the remainder of tickets?
Just trying to make sure I don't mess this up. The mixer would be sweet to have, and if I need to, I can probably ship it to a relative. I hate to bother them with that though unless necessary. Any advice?[/QUOTE]
The Club Bing ToS clearly states that a single person cannot use more than 1 Live account to avoid the daily ticket limit. However, there is no stated limit as to how many different people can participate in Club Bing at any single address. So, if there are 2 or more accounts shipping to the same address, they had better belong to different people or Bing will flag them for violating the ToS. Flagging is on an account basis, and does not affect the address as a whole. So, just for example, if Bing flags both of your accounts for violating the ToS, your sister would continue to receive her prizes just fine, since that account belongs to a different person...
Also, just FYI, as indicated in the ToS, the tickets are 'expired' after 180 days of inactivity. So, if you haven't been able to log into that older account for a while, the tickets have probably been zero'd. In order for an account to be considered active, the ticket amount has to change. Simply logging into the account and looking at your ticket balance does not count. You have to either play a game, or redeem something at least once every 180 days.