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Hey Guys,
This is a lame one... Today I noticed this link 'Banking' next to my user name and when I click on it, it shows some bits, some checking/saving account and all... Just curious on how does one earn this bits and all??? Was really surprised to see around 19K bits with me... I did notice that one can use it to play games and all, which is sort of cool... ![]() regards, Arun. |
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