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Q: eChina coins? What are they?

I just posted a comment to an article on the main site and I got a message saying I earned one eChina coin for posting the comment. What are they for?

13 years 5 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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China is like a game
Maybe you can buy extra life's with them
I'm sure Rusty will comment soon

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It's probably like getting points here, they can't be used for anything. Over 2 years, not one rain coat. With the points I have, I should get an all expenses paid night in a KTV.

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Is there a way to stop the spammy messages?  Unless I can use them to buy some bao zi or a discount at the foot massage place, I don't want to know about 'em.

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I haven't heard of any coins but as some of the above posters have said they are probably pretty worthless anyway. Maybe they are the same as points...

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Just got another echina coin. Still don't know what they are for!

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Use them to get fabulous prizes!

I said 'fabulous' hehe

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