Is this a simple mistake, or intentional extortion? ? ?
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Dear Haichuan friends, please take a look at the pitfalls of Haichuan’s “Points Trading” system (open the “Control Panel”, go to “Points Trading”, and select “Points Exchange”). For points exchange, points top-up: password xxxxxxxx (this value is generated automatically). Expenditure: 105 Wealth (this value is entered by the user). Income: 9 Charm (this value is generated automatically). Exchange rate: 1￥ of Wealth equals 0.1 Charm points (this is a reminder provided by the system). Minimum balance required for exchange: 10 (this is a reminder provided by the system). Tax on points trading: 5.00% (this is a reminder provided by the system). My idea is to pay an additional 5 units of Wealth, as suggested by the tax rate, in order to obtain 10 Charm points (according to the calculation formula, Charm/Points = 1). Income: 9 Charm points (this value is generated automatically). Why is there 1 less Charm point? ? ? I would like to ask the friends at Haichuan to discuss whether this is a simple mistake or an act of intentional bribery ? ?
The calculation method is incorrect. According to the forum’s rules, charm is calculated as wealth x 95% ÷ 10. So, if you use 105 units of wealth, the calculated charm value is 9.975. In other words, you need 106 units of wealth to obtain 10 units of charm. Personally, I think it’s most cost-effective to use 200 units of wealth to get 19 units of charm
I wonder if the original poster used the least economical exchange rate? I suggest the original poster take a look at the 2 posts below; maybe that will help them understand why. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-141650-1-1.html http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-146702-1-1.html