It’s rumored that JD’s internal network has blocked the Pinduoduo “10 billion subsidies” entry, and official sources have not responded yet.

SadMoneyMeow · 2026-04-07T16:10:19+00:00

Sina Technology News, April 7th evening: Recently, a self-claimed JD.com intern posted on social media that they have been restricted from using Pinduoduo's 100 Billion Subsidy. In response, Sina Technology has reached out to JD.com and Pinduoduo for verification, and as of press time, no response has been received.According to the intern, the moment they connected to the company network, all activities disappeared from the app, and they were completely unable to use Pinduoduo's 100 Billion Subsidy. Additionally, they inquired about the time to restore access to the subsidy in the post.Some netizens commented, "I previously interned at Qunar Travel, and now I can't open the hotel booking page on Meituan anymore." Others said, "From Alibaba and Meituan to Ctrip, it’s an open secret that large companies are conducting targeted blocking via IP addresses."Editor: Song Yafang(Responsible Editor: Liu Chang)

SadMoneyMeow

2026-04-07 16:10:19

Sina Technology, April 7—In the evening, recently, an intern who claimed to be from JD.com posted on a social networking platform, saying that their access to Pinduoduo’s “Billion Subsidies” has been restricted. In response, Sina Technology contacted both JD.com and Pinduoduo for verification. As of the time of publication, there was no response.

According to this intern, the moment they connected to the company network, all activity “evaporated” inside the app, making it impossible to use Pinduoduo’s Billion Subsidies. In addition, they also asked in the post about the time when access to the Billion Subsidies would be restored.

Some netizens said, “I previously interned on Qunar Travel. Now, the hotel booking page on Meituan can’t be opened anymore.” Others said, “From Alibaba, Meituan to Ctrip, large companies have been using IP addresses to block each other with targeting—this has long been an open secret.”

Editor-in-charge: Song Yafang

 (Responsible editor: Liu Chang)


	 

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