Re: Computer crash

The software and associated registry keys are gone, so yeah, all trace of PP
has been removed. Most sites keep track of which computers are used to
access which accounts, so if Party and Empire share that info, they could
identify your computer as one that was previously used with your Party
account. Somehow I doubt they would turn you down for an Empire account on
that basis, though.

"Poker Kev" <43073295@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1123343020$584254@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> My hardrive fried itself and now needs to be replaced. Does this remove
> any
> trace of Party Poker from my computer? I want to sign up with Empire for
> a
> rakeback deal, however, have always been blocked b/c PP was already
> installed.
>
> Thanks
>
>
> PK
>
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