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**X_Racer1** · 31-07-2009

Well technically MAC addresses can be spoofed rather easily, plus your MAC address isn't available to anything past your router or your modem, once the PlayStation 3 passes through one of these all you can pickup is the MAC address of the router or modem so Sony could never use that for banning, it has to be the serial number or some other identifying feature of the console they use. But still definitely keep track of your box and if you can't write down that serial number in a safe place.

31-07-2009	#8
X_Racer1 PCN Master Join Date: May 2009 Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Posts: 1,665 PSN ID: Xtreme8888	Well technically MAC addresses can be spoofed rather easily, plus your MAC address isn't available to anything past your router or your modem, once the PlayStation 3 passes through one of these all you can pickup is the MAC address of the router or modem so Sony could never use that for banning, it has to be the serial number or some other identifying feature of the console they use. But still definitely keep track of your box and if you can't write down that serial number in a safe place. __________________ http://i691.photobucket.com/albums/v...ignature17.png Some say he has a long signature and long posts, all we know is he's called X_Racer1.