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Transit Farecards (Presto/EasyGO/Others)
#1
Well, Presto has successfully stumped me.

Can anyone make any sense of the balance history I have right now?

Like, I can't even make the basic math work.  See the bottom two transactions...it's neither +25 nor +25 -5.30


   
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#2
It's +25-3.10. You're right, it makes no sense at all.
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#3
(04-29-2019, 08:48 AM)jamincan Wrote: It's +25-3.10. You're right, it makes no sense at all.

Ahh, that's a TTC fare...

Yeah, I'm stumped...

I get to submit this as an expense report, I'mma let our finance department figure it out.
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#4
They can’t even be bothered to indicate the sign of the operation on the display — “Load Amount” is “$25.00”; meanwhile “Fare Payment” is “$3.10”. I can only assume the authors of this POS (not “point of sale”) don’t use online banking, because every online banking site in the world clearly indicates whether a transaction is a credit or a debit. How do people like this find employment?
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#5
(04-29-2019, 09:15 AM)ijmorlan Wrote: How do people like this find employment?

There is always Presto. Big Grin
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