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  1. #1
    Quote Originally Posted by Burney View Post
    I still don't own an Oyster card. I tap in with credit cards and whatnot, though. Can one do that on a bus?
    I don't bother topping my Oyster card up when I'm home anymore

  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda View Post
    I don't bother topping my Oyster card up when I'm home anymore
    The advantage of Oyster cards is that they (the machinery that they interact with) actually tell you at the end how much the tube/train journey has cost. My contactless doesn't. There is something slightly unsettling about not knowing how much has been extracted from one's account.

  3. #3
    Quote Originally Posted by Ash View Post
    The advantage of Oyster cards is that they (the machinery that they interact with) actually tell you at the end how much the tube/train journey has cost. My contactless doesn't. There is something slightly unsettling about not knowing how much has been extracted from one's account.
    I started using my card for everything but I may switch back to reverting to cash.
    take some cash out each week and that's it for the week.

    I can't keep track of what's going in and out. I want to know why my balance is £100 less than it was last night I don't recall using my card.

  4. #4
    Quote Originally Posted by Ash View Post
    The advantage of Oyster cards is that they (the machinery that they interact with) actually tell you at the end how much the tube/train journey has cost. My contactless doesn't. There is something slightly unsettling about not knowing how much has been extracted from one's account.
    Yes - a fair point. If I was in London regularly I'm sure I would use the Oyster card but when you are just popping in and out it helps avoid the queue. Or as in Highgate when I normally get a bus, it's just easier

  5. #5
    Quote Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda View Post
    Yes - a fair point. If I was in London regularly I'm sure I would use the Oyster card but when you are just popping in and out it helps avoid the queue. Or as in Highgate when I normally get a bus, it's just easier
    Get a sound clip of the oyster machine beeping and just play it and hold your phone up to it. Then tell the driver it beeped didn't it?
    he'll let you on.

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