I don’t think any casino would put in your account number and password just by you giving them your email address. If that was the case that would leave all kinds of openings for fraud. I think perhaps since you did not delete the casino from your registry the account number filled in was the same account number you were playing under before you unistalled the software and you are just confused with your previous account #. Are you sure the previous account # you had written down that you are using as your point of reference was not for golden tiger poker or something. I am just hoping you are mistaken, thats is why I am going through the possible scenarios with you. If your not mistaken your going to have a lot of upset affiliates here. But I like your eye, it is always good to pay close attention with every aspect of this business. It would be nice if we never had to worry about anything underhanded in this business but I think we have all seen some very strange things in this business like players showing up as a new depositor, yet when you check your stats later in the day that player is gone from your stats. At any rate keeping a close eye on everything will enable you to make good decisions on who you give your exposure to. Lets hope you are mistaken, but Ryan should be able to ascertain exactly what the deal is if you give him your old account # and your new one.