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Someone posted a question: \"Can QQ accounts from other places be used in Xi’an?\" Urgent! Waiting online! ”Then it attracted replies from a group of experts... By the ninth one, brother could take it no more; everyone, come and take a look quickly! 1: No, unless you bring the computer used to apply for the QQ account to Xi’an. 2: When logging in, add the local area code before the Q number. 3: It can be used, but a roaming fee will apply. If you plan to stay in Xi’an for an extended period, it is recommended to apply for another one. 4: It works. But a roaming fee applies, up to 40 cents per minute. Of course, if you want to save money, you can opt for a package. . . 5: Three passport-sized photos, a fee of ten yuan. With a temporary residence permit, there’s no need to worry about online police inspections. 6: Not usable. QQ isn’t a mobile phone, so it can’t roam. You can use it if you want; just run the network cable to Xi’an and move the computer there, and then you’ll be able to use it. 7: Get a nationwide plan! It’s just 25 more per month – quite convenient. I always use the QQ National Call plan for my business trips; those who have used it know how good it is. 8: It’s simple – the person who created this solution just changed the information in QQ to that of Xi’an, and that way there’s no need to pay for roaming charges. This is a loophole in TX; please don’t reveal it. 9: Do you have an ID card from Xi’an? If not, buy a 150-square-meter house. It’s enough to become a resident of Xi’an; one day there equals one year in other places. Hang it for a night and it will reach the sun. 10: The people upstairs are really unfair; don’t listen to what they say. What roaming fees? Just bring your computer to Xi’an – it’s all nonsense. How much does the roaming charge cost? How troublesome is it to move a computer? Actually, the simplest way is to run an Ethernet cable from my hometown. It’s a bit more troublesome the first time, but it solves the problem once and for all – no one will be able to charge anymore!
That’s a mistake; what era is this? . .
Well, I guess the computer is infected; it just needs to be soaked in 84 disinfectant
Well, I guess the computer is infected; it just needs to be soaked in 84 disinfectant
Well, I guess if the computer is infected, it just needs to be soaked in 84 disinfectant
It’s like saying that tofu has turned into stinky tofu, but it can be restored to its original state just by using 84 disinfectant...