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steven1312

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Q: how do you change your nationality on your echinacities account?

12 years 46 weeks ago in Business & Jobs - China

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philbravery

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talk to admin , go to the bottom of this page and click on the " Contact Us" icon

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TedDBayer

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Didn't know it asked. What do you want to be? foreigner?

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icnif77

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Once a 'pikey', always a 'pikey'! Can't change that!

RRoy:

I fooking hate pikies.

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icnif77:

'That will get messy!' I didn't know, how to spell it. I thought it's 'pikey'. How do you spell 'gibbo'?

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Remember you need to apply for a visa for your new nationality.

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