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What's the difference between NP$ and NP earned by clicking domain links?
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I don't think there is a difference.. just two names for the same thing. Correct me if I'm wrong..
 
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domain credits can only be used to register/renew domains or to get visitors through the clicks system.
 
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Bingo! Credits are for domain registration through Np and Buying visits. But Np$ can be really converted and traded with others.
 
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np$ you can use just about anywhere as forum currency, while the latter can only be used to purchase/register/renew domain as domain credit.

tabishis said:
What's the difference between NP$ and NP earned by clicking domain links?
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Thanks, guys. +reps added.
 
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Just to add something else, I believe you can use NP$ for buying domains, as well as being able to use NP for buying domains.
 
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yup, that's right, domain credit earned from http://www.namepros.com/npclicks.php are devoted to domain reg/ren only

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Just to add something else, I believe you can use NP$ for buying domains, as well as being able to use NP for buying domains.
 
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Question String said:
Just to add something else, I believe you can use NP$ for buying domains, as well as being able to use NP for buying domains.


Thanks a bunch. +rep added
 
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