This is a non-issue, I'm surprised it's on front page. If you can defraud companies just by making email aliases, what's stopping those hardened criminals from

This is a non-issue, I'm surprised it's on front page. If you can defraud companies just by making email aliases, what's stopping those hardened criminals from just registering new addresses? Companies have had procedures for dealing with duplicate addresses/telephones/email addresses since forever, and if they don't, it's a fault of their business model.