SBS Transit's Board & Bid Promotion
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Haha... After introducing the "Tap and Win" promotion for student concession holders during May to July, now SBST is introducing another similar promotion for everyone. I foresee that bus services will get slower and slower because more and more people will take buses for 1 or 2 stops just to earn tokens. (That's what I did in June and July... Holding a student pass, I board buses to and fro along the same street continuously for more than 10 times just to earn tokens.)
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wa! but did u win anything?Originally posted by autumncs:Haha... After introducing the "Tap and Win" promotion for student concession holders during May to July, now SBST is introducing another similar promotion for everyone. I foresee that bus services will get slower and slower because more and more people will take buses for 1 or 2 stops just to earn tokens. (That's what I did in June and July... Holding a student pass, I board buses to and fro along the same street continuously for more than 10 times just to earn tokens.) -
Of course... A SingTel voucher... I wouldn't let my effort go down the drain. Haha.Originally posted by Y_Shun:wa! but did u win anything? -
But somehow I feel that this new promotion is not as attractive as the "Tap & Win" promotion in July. At least for the previous promotion, people are motivated by iPods ($240++), SingTel vouchers ($100) or even e-stamps ($52 for tertiary students). But for this new promotion, the items are just GV movie vouchers. How much do movie vouchers cost? (I'd say it's less than $20)
But nevertheless SBST makes a good effort though... better than SMRT which doesn't offer such promotions. -
All those NUS/NTU and a few RP students this time round duno active or not...
BTW, how many tokens u bid for ur HP Voucher? My 1000+ tokens kena eaten up 
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the SMRT promotion is only the Ride and Win. But somehow not all of us can joinOriginally posted by autumncs:But somehow I feel that this new promotion is not as attractive as the "Tap & Win" promotion in July. At least for the previous promotion, people are motivated by iPods ($240++), SingTel vouchers ($100) or even e-stamps ($52 for tertiary students). But for this new promotion, the items are just GV movie vouchers. How much do movie vouchers cost? (I'd say it's less than $20)
But nevertheless SBST makes a good effort though... better than SMRT which doesn't offer such promotions.
