Here are the points that get on my nerve
- The ticketing office is available at certain hours and locations (Transit Link ticket office & working hours). So, it means that for those who travel to work and home at odd hours will not be able to renew their cards.
- There is no alternative means but to renew expired Ezlink cards at ticket counters. How inconvenient is that?
- Expired cards can't be top up at the top up machines. The only way that consumers are able to top up the card value is via the control stations/customer service centers.
- Renewal machines/kiosks are setup at MRT stations for consumers to transfer the remaining credit value from their expired card to the new card issued by the machine. The expired cards can be discarded in the bin provided (if there is a need for recycling). Wouldn't that be more convenient, especially considering that Ezlink card expiration is inevitable (or continuous event) and involves large amount of people?
- Allow top up function for expired cards at top up machines. I guess the reason for causing inconvenience to consumers is motivation to renew their cards sooner? That's not really fair considering that the renewal process can be cumbersome. For example, what if I travel at 6.30 am to office and at 7.30 pm back to home? When and where is convenient for me to renew my cards?
Hi, let me add up some terms for expired card. If you do have value in them, refund ASAP !!! Passing every 1 month! $1 service charge will apply to your expired card!!! Therefore after 6 months later, when you choose to refund the amount in your expired card, you have to pay $6 service charge!!!! A year later, $12 service charge!!! Remember, refund your expired card ASAP!!!!!!!
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