Request for exception to maintain two accounts (personal and business)

[OrionElectronica]

Hello,
I currently have a personal account related to my amateur radio activity, which I use solely for hobby and community purposes. I am now starting a small business selling used electronic spare parts, which requires an independent presence to keep personal and commercial activities clearly separated.

Therefore, I kindly request an exception to the one-account policy, so I can maintain two accounts with distinct purposes:

* One for personal use (amateur radio, hobby).

* Another for commercial use (electronics spare parts business).

Both accounts are managed exclusively by me, but each serves a different role.
Thank you for your attention, and I remain available to provide any further information if needed.

Best regards,

Walter

[MoneyBroz]

This support request is being escalated to our root admins.

[Krydos]

Are other people going to be logging in to your business account?

[OrionElectronica]

No, I am the only person who will access the business account

[Krydos]

On 8/28/2025 at 4:15 PM, OrionElectronica said:

which requires an independent presence to keep personal and commercial activities clearly separated.

How is anyone going to know that the domains are in the same account then?

[OrionElectronica]

So could you deactivate one account and activate this last one?

[KazVee]

Could you please confirm which account username you want unsuspended? I don't find an account named "OrionElectronica" and when I search using the email addresses associated with your forum account, no hosting accounts are found. We recommend using the same email address on your forum account as on your hosting account, to make it easier for the unpaid volunteer staff to help users.

[Krydos]

2 hours ago, OrionElectronica said:

So could you deactivate one account and activate this last one?

I'm not sure what you mean by this, but to expand on my point from the last post:

You can have up to 10 domains on a single account. There is no way for anyone to know whether the domain is on a separate account or on the same account as another domain. Since no one else needs to login to your personal account or your business account, which is the only way anyone would know that your business domain is on the same account as any other domain, I don't see the point of having multiple accounts.