Two Apple IDs, receive the same iMessages?

Hello Everyone,
So I've been using the same Apple ID for a long time now (lets call it A), and that's the one shared with few family members. About 5 months ago I started Using a different account (lets call it B) but still on the same iphone (both accounts use same bank card & same information). I was aware of privacy issues regarding iMessages when I was using account A, however, now that I'm using account B, I recently found out that my iMessages still reach some family members. How is this possible?
Could it be an iCloud issue? but still, I use account B for iCloud backup, not A
Now I checked the iMessage settings and the only "send and receive from" are my phone number and the email i have for account B, so i'm baffled at the moment, any suggestion would be appreciated

iCloud has nothing to do with iMessage. iMessage is a separate service that doesn't use or require an iCloud account so that isn't the issue.
Your iMessage identity is determined by the Apple ID you are using for iMessage in Settings>Messages>Send & Receive. If your other family members are using a different ID for iMessage they shouldn't be getting your messages. If they are, try going to Settings>Messages>Send & Receive, tap the ID and sign out. Then do the same thing in Settings>FaceTime. Then go back and sign back into both services. This will unlink your phone number from any devices that may have had your number listed for these services. If it doesn't, you may need to have the other family members that are receiving your messages do the same thing.

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Thanks for the link, but no luck.
They told me that there is absolutely no way to waive the 90 day waiting period regardless if am the same person or not. The only reason I have a new Apple ID was because I assumed I had to make a new Apple ID when I signed up for iCloud. At the end of day, it was my fault but I wish I knew I never had to make a new Apple ID. I would have just stayed with my “old” AOL Apple ID.
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iTunes permits up to five authorized computers connected to a single Apple ID: iTunes Store- About authorization and deauthorization.
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