Wechat Help

Why your WeChat might be blocked — and why it matters to US students and expats If you’re a United States student, researcher, or expat living in China (or getting ready to land), having WeChat suddenly blocked is more than an annoyance — it can cut you off from school groups, landlords, job offers, and the micro-economy that runs on QR codes. I’ve talked to dozens of US folks who say the same thing: one day everything is fine, next day your messages won’t send, your Moments disappear, or you can’t find an account you used every week. ...

Why US people in China care about the wechat customer service number If you’ve lived in China even a short while, you already know WeChat is the Swiss Army knife of daily life here — chat, payments, ride-hailing, doctor appointments, bills, groups, mini-programs, you name it. Tencent (which launched QQ in 1999 and brought WeChat to the world in 2011 from Shenzhen) built this thing into the backbone of how people move and transact in China. Back in 2013, WeChat added payments and the game changed: suddenly even the corner tea shop expects a QR scan, and foreigners who can’t make payments or get locked out of accounts feel it immediately. ...