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It is likely that it would be considered a fraudulent business practice. The main reason for using an alias is to shield your true identity. In business dealings it would prevent you from being tracked by an unhappy customer or the IRS. The major online selling sites would dump you from their rolls if they knew your information was falsified. You should give up that idea.

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Absolutely !.. That's FRAUD.

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