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> Unlikely, the FAQ on the ordering page explicitly states that the Bahncard 100 can be used for "any number of trips" They can change that though (if there's
by chippiewill 3y ago
> Unlikely, the FAQ on the ordering page explicitly states that the Bahncard 100 can be used for "any number of trips"
They can change that though (if there's a material cost impact to them of this). They could just say from next year that you're capped at N journeys per month or something, where N is a very large number for anyone other than someone trying to live on trains.
- flohofwoe 3y ago...or they could just increase the Bahncard price, but it is already sort of a luxury item aimed mainly at businesses. It's at least more expensive than a more traditional "single lifestyle" (at least outside of popular cities). I don't think they'll run into the problem of the Bahncard 100 becoming too popular and being used to "live on the train".
- TylerE 3y agoIn any case, it get this article generated a lot more sales than this guy could ever cost. Trains are a lot like hotels. You want to fill every spot you can, even at low marginal value because marginal cost is all but zero.
- letsdothisagain 3y agoTell me you're a landlord without telling me you're a landlord. "How dare this fucker weasel his way out of giving me 50% of his income! That's MY money!"
- TylerE 3y agoHow do you do that and not screw over someone who has to make two transfers each way to work?