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The Tube Rewards Riders with iTunes Giftcards

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Transport for London (TfL) will reward passengers who set up the Oyster Auto top-up in the next month with five free iTunes songs. The Oyster Auto top-up automatically refills (by charging your credit card) TfL Oyster transit cards with credit when balance gets low. With Auto top-up, passengers do not need to stop by a ticket booth or machine to add value to their cards. So what’s the catch? Automatically refilling cards somewhat makes passengers unaware of the amount of money spent on transit - sort of like giftcards where the cash is intangible. TfL, however, has a policy where you will never pay

more than the price of a day pass whether you produce adequate journeys. Oyster Cards plus supply a meaningful savings by the paper ticket prices: a trip in Central London Zone 1 costs £1.50 (3 USD) with the Oyster or £4 (8 USD) with paper tickets. The Oyster - iTunes deal can be found on the TfL website and will run out on 29 February 2008.

Photo: Oyster Card and Nelly Furtado.


Original post by Alexander Lew

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