anyone know how to trade on btcchina.com?

[yogi]

I want to buy into cny but i am unable to work out how to use btcchina.com, even using google and yahoo as translators.

Has anyone done this without knowing mandarin?

if so can you tell me how...

thanks

[HerrAndreas]

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have you found an answer elswhere?

[TheDragonSlayer]

I want to buy into cny but i am unable to work out how to use btcchina.com, even using google and yahoo as translators.

Has anyone done this without knowing mandarin?

if so can you tell me how...

thanks

You need to know some basic chinese or it would be almost impossible.

[yogi]

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have you found an answer elswhere?

Btcchina.com have added English language support. This was not the case in 2011 when I posted the question.

[Tammy Chan]

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have you found an answer elswhere?

Btcchina.com have added English language support. This was not the case in 2011 when I posted the question.

There is a English layout on the site now, but I am not sure if their support persons are capable of handling English queries. https://vip.btcchina.com/?lang=en

[dandouna]

Please tell me how?

[Mobius]

This question is years old, but it has been bumped so I will chime in. My advise is don't try to trade on Chinese exchanges.

These exchanges are not charities yet they do not change a trading fee, nor any other fees to their customers. They pay their employees some salary, they pay for their hosting and internet access, and they have other misc expenses. Something is clearly wrong here, and I would suspect that customers of Chinese exchanges will eventually pay in some way. 

[silvestar]

This question is years old, but it has been bumped so I will chime in. My advise is don't try to trade on Chinese exchanges.

These exchanges are not charities yet they do not change a trading fee, nor any other fees to their customers. They pay their employees some salary, they pay for their hosting and internet access, and they have other misc expenses. Something is clearly wrong here, and I would suspect that customers of Chinese exchanges will eventually pay in some way. 

The Chinese exchanges do charge a fiat withdrawal fee, and there is a bid-ask spread in trading.
I haven't used them though.