The registration portion of trackphones can be bypassed. DO NOT register the phone from your home phone. If you can find a payphone register from there. I need a little more info to help you, what is the brand of hobby phone. It sounds like att, and I just looked at the fcc regs on registering prepaids to false names. Theoretically you could get in trouble, but the lingo strikes me as more of a suggestion. My day job is in an IT capasity for a cell manufacturer. It's common knowlege in the industry that prepaids are never registered correctly. On the backend of things, even if you register everything to a "T" it doesn't log in the system. Many times the users address will show up as  the store the phone was purchased at. I saw one registered to Bugs Bunny one time.  I have several pre paids falsely registered. For my own safety my published number stays the same, but the number I return calls on changes quite often.

Is there anything in the fine (or not so fine) print on the form that indicates that any false information you give them is a violation of any law?

If so, then ipso facto, giving false information under those circumstances is most likely punishable.

If not, it could still be a crime, but probably only if LE can show that the intention behind giving the false name was to commit a crime.

That last part is very probematic to prove.

(still not a lawyer)

I put in the first letter & it was accepted.  
skb

They didn't before. I just made a separate email just for them & made up a name...and if you want to be even more anonymous, go somewhere where you get free wi-fi or even better an internet cafe and use their computer to register.

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Jinni

that my name was Johnny...  Cash!!   After a second he got the point & completed my sale before I left the merchandise on the counter.
skb