Help changing IP etc... + REP

[Scarcely]

I recently joined a referral website.
I made an account and recieved a few months free xbox live.
The problem now, is that, I have used up all the good offers/surveys which I have to do to get points (The currency of the website which translates into £)
In the terms and conditions it says you musn't make two accounts for the same house hold, aka you can only complete the offers and recieve points once...

The website I use is very good at immediately banning accounts which try to make two accounts.
eg:

http://ca.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080216010340AAWzxM3
http://au.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080216010340AAWzxM3

Anyway, basically, I need to know how to make new accounts and not get caught.

For example, changing my IP, using a proxy?

+ Rep for all help!

(Please don't preach)

[iUnknown]

You get other people to register? lol.

Go to a library or computer room or something and just go along the computers doing it.

Start > run > cmd > ipconfig /release

changes your IP.

[Scarcely]

Thank you...
Although I was looking to do it at home :)
Also if I were to other people to register I wouldn't be able to log onto that account on my computer. & getting them to do all the surveys for me wouldn't go down so well.
But thanks for the info on how to change my IP.

[darkchicken101]

That won't change your IP if you are going through a router. Your best bet is turn turn off your router for about 5 - 30 minutes and then turning it back on again. However, even that method probably won't work.

[N!ck]

You'll struggle making another account. At the minimum i'd say you need to change your IP address and clear all cookies and cache.

[Scarcely]

How about signing up through an online proxy?

[Agnostic Bear]

You get other people to register? lol.

Go to a library or computer room or something and just go along the computers doing it.

Start > run > cmd > ipconfig /release

changes your IP.

No it doesn't, it just releases it, most of the time when you type ipconfig /renew it will give you the same IP back again.

[Scarcely]

Oh...
Fair enough. ^^

[ebay]

I have good software that you can change your IP address every 5minutes automatically to american and britsh ip's.

[Blinger1]

I heard along the grape vine, turning your router off for 5 minutes or something resets the IP?

[Tom-Brown]

Depends on your router. Newer routers are hard to change your IP with, old ones mainly all you got to do is turn your router off or simply ipconfig/release