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On Web sites, individuals with duplicate memberships who dishonestly participate in a product's marketing activities unfairly receive prizes and accumulate points from a service in an abnormal manner. Individuals who have taken advantage of these deficiencies of Web sites have decreased the effectiveness of company's marketing activities by usurping the benefits that should have been provided to other members. This study presents a method of duplicate membership identification using network analysis.