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Carpe Diem
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December 6th, 2016 11:01 AM #1Probably harder to execute since not everyone has credit cards. It seems easier to enforce electronic toll fee collection by forcing everyone to get a RFID during vehicle registration, but rare highway travellers wouldn't agree.
Can't remember the requirements, but would the average PUV driver be easoly granted credit cards by banks?
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December 6th, 2016 11:05 AM #2
Yun na nga.
PUJs get their fuel expenses sa daily income din nila. Kumbaga wala sila pang advance para ipang paikot.
credit card
Issues: concrete proof of income
Bad credit ratings
debit card
Too much for the operator/driver to maintain one since may remaining balance ito.
fleet card
Corporate ito, will not work with your sole operator-driver setting
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Tsikoteer
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December 6th, 2016 11:12 AM #3kawawa naman ang PUV, sa tagal tagal nila experience sa pag byahe di pa nila ma project kung magkano per day/week/month ang gastos sa crudo?
tska di pwede excuse ang wala pang advance, pano pag naka aksidente or may nasira part na biglaan, kamot ulo na lang?
simple ATM will do, magkano lang maintaining balance ng ATM? 500 lang yata, not necessary credit card...
mas ok nga ang cashless electronic, protected ang pera mo sa PIN and skimming (EMV ATM) at protected din sa pag nanakaw ang gas station kase napaka liit lng ng pera naka imbak
siguro ang drawback ng atm/debit card eh protected nga ang pera mo, pero pag nawala mo ang card (pati yata pag na sira) eh bayad ka replacement fee for a new card...Last edited by Stigg ma; December 6th, 2016 at 11:25 AM.
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