diff --git a/CREST.md b/CREST.md
index 343de00c1afc39bf16ead285a996c2cdb504833a..b157592734683724300ceef3f0cc25a7b0a6f4db 100644
--- a/CREST.md
+++ b/CREST.md
@@ -197,8 +197,8 @@ curl "http://crest-j23.cern.ch:8080/api-v5.0/iovs/size?tagname=LARBadChannelsMis
 In order to retrieve a payload you need a `hash` key as described in the step above. Each payload has a certain amount of metadata associated. 
 You can retrieve the metadata and the payload in the following way:
 ```shell
-crestCmd get payloadMetaInfo -w bbb931ebb48c6713fe07bcef8d6d7c259552ae104276975f85559ce2b7892b15
-crestCmd get payload -w bbb931ebb48c6713fe07bcef8d6d7c259552ae104276975f85559ce2b7892b15
+crestCmd get payloadMetaInfo -w be706ca483373487286dfef4bf5d5481458b536d08077aab237dbed707374edb
+crestCmd get payload -w be706ca483373487286dfef4bf5d5481458b536d08077aab237dbed707374edb
 ```
 In general the payload is a JSON file containing the conditions data for a given `Tag`. This is in any case not a mandatory constraint for CREST server, you could imagine that your payload is for example an image or a ROOT file. However, for a better Athena integration we have been using a standard JSON format to migrate existing COOL data.
 
@@ -248,16 +248,16 @@ This part of the examples covers simple methods to store data in CREST. Be aware
 We provide the examples in a precise order to have a complete overview of the steps starting from a `Global Tag`. In general system experts will only deal with `Tags`, as the `Global Tag` are normally administered by `Conditions Coordinators`.
 
 ### Create a Global Tag
-To create a `Global Tag` you can use the following command:
+To create a `Global Tag` you can use the following command (replace USERX with your name):
 ```shell
-crestCmd create globalTag --tagName TEST-GT-CREST-01 --description test --release 1 --scenario test --type t --workflow T --validity 0
+crestCmd create globalTag --tagName TEST-USERX-GT-CREST-01 --description test --release 1 --scenario test --type t --workflow T --validity 0
 ```
 When using `curl` you should create a json file with that content:
 ```shell
 cat > gt.json << EOF
 {
     "description": "test",
-    "name": "TEST-GT-CREST-02",
+    "name": "TEST-USERX-GT-CREST-02",
     "release": "1",
     "scenario": "test",
     "type": "t",
@@ -270,7 +270,7 @@ curl -X POST http://crest-j23.cern.ch:8080/api-v5.0/globaltags \
      -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
      --data-binary @gt.json
 # Verify that the global tag is created
-curl -X GET http://crest-j23.cern.ch:8080/api-v5.0/globaltags/TEST-GT-CREST-02
+curl -X GET http://crest-j23.cern.ch:8080/api-v5.0/globaltags/TEST-USERX-GT-CREST-01
 ```
 Later on you will see how you can remove your tests to clean up what you did.
 
@@ -285,7 +285,7 @@ We are not going to provide here the `curl` example, but you can obviously do so
 ### Create Global Tag mapping
 Since we have both a `Tag` and a `Global Tag` we can as well emulate what the `Conditions Coordination` would do, and associate our tag to the global tag.
 ```shell
-crestCmd create globalTagMap --globalTagName TEST-GT-CREST-01 --tagName TEST-USERX-LARAlign-01 --label /LAR/Align --record None
+crestCmd create globalTagMap --globalTagName TEST-USERX-GT-CREST-01 --tagName TEST-USERX-LARAlign-01 --label /LAR/Align --record None
 ```
 You can check what you did using the commands from the previous section.
 
@@ -313,7 +313,7 @@ Once your tests are over, it would be nice if you could clean your data (if they
 ### Remove the Tag from the Global Tag
 To detach a `Tag` from its `Global Tag` you can use:
 ```shell
-crestCmd remove tagFromGlobalTagMap -n TEST-USERX-LARAlign-01 -g TEST-GT-CREST-01 -l "/LAR/Align"
+crestCmd remove tagFromGlobalTagMap -n TEST-USERX-LARAlign-01 -g TEST-USERX-GT-CREST-01 -l "/LAR/Align"
 ```
 You need to specify all parameters.
 
@@ -328,8 +328,8 @@ You can verify that the tag is not anymore available.
 ### Remove a Global Tag
 If a `Global Tag` is not present in any association with some `Tag`, you may also remove it:
 ```shell
-crestCmd remove globalTag -n TEST-GT-CREST-01 
-# If you used the curl command for global tag creation you may also remove TEST-GT-CREST-02
+crestCmd remove globalTag -n TEST-USERX-GT-CREST-02 
+# If you used the curl command for global tag creation you may also remove TEST-USERX-GT-CREST-02
 ```