Disable apple ids

I had to go into my local Apple store today and get my iPhone 4 replaced - the home button on the one I was using was stuck and the phone was still under warranty, so they gave me a new one. I stayed in the store and got everything reset, got all my information from iCloud, and the phone line restored.
My phone keeps asking me to authorize other people's Apple IDs and I don't know how to disable them. I do have purchased music from a friend and was able to authorize her ID, but the other 3 must be from people who were in the Apple store? They pop up every couple minutes and it's starting to get pretty irritating. How do I disable them and make my phone stop?
Thanks!

Acrosswhite,
you don’t need to disable one — just don’t use one.

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    2) Wife - iPhone 4 and iPad 2
    3) Child1 - iPad 2
    4) Child2 - iPad 2
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    2) Allow each user of iBooks to read the same book and sync between their devices without messing up the page on other users' devices. 
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    FaceTime - set in Settings->FaceTime.  Typically each user will want to get FaceTime calls at a separate "address".  You have two choices.  You can use the same Apple ID and configure FaceTime to respond at different email addresses, or you can use separate Apple IDs and there is no conflict at all.  For an iPhone you will already have separate phone numbers, but for an iPad people will use an email address to FaceTime with you, so the email addresses you use have to be different. 
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    iCloud - set in Settings->iCloud.  Defines one fixed set of storage, mailbox, calendar, contacts, and Find My iPhone.  I'm going to split this up and talk about each area separately below.  The main choice here is whether two people should share an iCloud account or should have individual ones.  In addition, some people have proposed creating a third "family" iCloud account for sharing some information.  Much of what could be done with a family account could be done by adding each person's individual iCloud account to all devices, so I don't treat that separately here.  In addition to the reasons below, one good reason for having separate iCloud IDs is that you each get 5GB of free storage. 
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    2) We share one Apple ID for all purchases.  This is okay most of the time, but is a pain for iBooks as noted above.  What often happens is my wife signs out of my Apple ID and logs into her own if she will be using iBooks, but then she has to switch back again whenever she makes any purchases (including in-app purchases). 
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    "Method Three
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    Apple have called the whole cloud thing iCloud, there are a number of features under the iCloud umbrella, some of which require their own login. iTunes is one of these, another is what Apple have unfortunately also called iCloud too.
    You can use the same Apple ID (account) to login to both iCloud and iTunes, but you don't need to and often users will login to each service using a different ID.
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    To avoid confusion when discussing your problem, when I mention iCloud, I am referring to the services under the iCloud login, Whereas I will refer to the whole cloud thing as The Cloud.
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  • I have 2 apple ids for iTunes...is there anyway I can combine them into one I'd without loosing all my music?

    I have an older iPod and new iPhone 5s. I have two separate accounts for each. Can I take my iPod account/Id and make into my iPhone id and transfer my music over?...without loosing my music!?

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  • I have iTune accounts under two separate Apple IDs.  Can I merge them into one account under one ID?

    I have iTune accounts under two separate Apple IDs.  Can I merge them into one account under one ID?  I have purchased music and video in both.

    No, it is not possible to merge accounts.  Choose one as the primary account and keep a local backup of all purchases so you don't get into the mess where you encounter a 90 day freeze on re-downloading past purchases from multiple accounts.

  • HT5621 I have 2 email addresses ( 1 mac. and 1 blueyonder.) with separate Apple IDs for each ( again 1 mac and 1 blueyonder). This has consistently given me problems with passwords and I would now like to combine them into one account to help overcome thi

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  • I had 2 Apple IDs but now Apple implemented new conditions and i can't use one of them after 90 days using the prior one..! - "This Device Is Already Associated With an Apple ID"

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