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Franck3

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Q: transfer points to another member

As I do not reside in China, is it possible to transfer my points to another member?

11 years 23 weeks ago in General - Other cities

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icnif77

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No that's not possible, if you don't hold valid Residence permit.

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11 years 23 weeks ago

xunliang

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You mean your second account? Who would want your points?

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11 years 23 weeks ago

Hulk

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Can I have the 5800 points I lost from my other account?

Stiggs:

You can have my points Hulk.

As far as I can tell there's nothing I can actually do with them anyway, and they just remind me how much time I waste online instead of getting a real life.

11 years 23 weeks ago

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icnif77:

Is this number exact or just out of your memory? I mean, do you hold notes about your lost account?You got AoD, you 'mastard'.

11 years 23 weeks ago

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Englteachted:

That is it exactly.

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icnif77:

We can all 'share' AoD!

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TedDBayer:

I lost almost 1000 points when they cancelled your account, Admin Cat with Tie said ''oops''

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coineineagh:

Stiggs made Answer of the Day. is that an obtuse way by admin to confirm that i wont get my shaver?

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TedDBayer:

Does anyone get anything for points? I waited 3 years and no raincoat, I wonder if I should order 50 flash lights? Admin,,,check stock.

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Hulk:

Sorry about the points, Teddy!

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TedDBayer:

Like I need points? Should I order 15 raincoats or 50 flashlights?

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coineineagh

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my points, my points, all my points for a horse. a shaver will do. no? can i at least get a cold drink? "sorry. it's autumn and you DO reside in China."

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11 years 23 weeks ago

dongbeiren

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Keep asking brilliant questions and racking up points Franck!

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11 years 23 weeks ago

TedDBayer

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Get your flash lights. ..and I gave you another point for luck.

Hulk:

Answer points never count, or we'd all have a lot more points.

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TedDBayer:

Answers are stated to give 5 points but give 2 (some times). The counter used to go backwards too, answer a question and loose points.

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