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bayuvar139

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Q: Explain more about Tong IC cards in Hefei

Please, tell us more about these cards. Can a foreigner, expat, also buy and use them? How and for what?

14 years 28 weeks ago in General - Hefei

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crimochina

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go with a chinese friend to the shop or headquarters that sells them, buy and enjoy. to refill them you could go on your own. your friend will explain the terms of use to you

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14 years 28 weeks ago

Irna

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What are Tong IC cards. Just landed in Hefei so pretty new.

bayuvar139:

these Tong IC cards are not a good idea. Triend one time and not anymore!

12 years 23 weeks ago

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