The peak of spring traffic has come, and how to get a ticket home becomes a concern for everyone who works outside. After all, the scarcity of large numbers of passengers and high-quality time tickets during the spring run-off inevitably led to contradictions, and thus a skills for survival was created by the theft of tickets. Recent views have been expressed that the existence of a ticket-taking software has led to unfairness for normal purchasers, so is it fair that no one can buy a ticket
You're not afraid of the buffalo, but you're afraid of the buffalo
The lack of tickets during the spring run was a major problem for many workers, and one of the reasons why, before being known, they could not be bought was the difference between the price earned and the high cost of selling the train ticket, which is why both the official and the private sectors have so far hated them。
And after the real name system, the hoarding of cows has been resolved, but still a lot of people say they can't get the tickets, and should it be the cows? Apparently the cow is just one of the reasons. At the root of the problem, the over-centralized demand for transportation in the spring exceeds the original traffic capacity, which means that if everyone chooses the mode of public transport, especially rail and air transport, the original capacity must be unbearable, so that a segment of the population will not be able to buy tickets。
How do ordinary passengers get tickets? First, it is an option for most people to buy through formal channels such as the 12306 website, app, telephones, windows, etc., but the problems faced in this way are also obvious, as telephones and windows are inconvenient, websites and aps are prone to collapse when they rob, and even if they do not collapse, they are a multiple test of eye power, hand speed and net speed, so people can only begin to develop other means。
Press the cow up platform
The second means is to look for ticketing platforms. A number of travel platforms now offer ticket-taking services, with users providing personal information on the platforms, and then choosing whether to raise the price, entrusting the platform to collect tickets for itself. And as a result, we can almost all see, isn't it a big cow that's got a bad ticket that doesn't need the platform to buy it? Moreover, informing the platform of information such as personal identification numbers is at risk of disclosure。
The third means is to find your own ticket-taking software. In fact, a platform can't be used to rob users manually, and a large number of user-commissions can only be done by in-house software, except that the platform has high-quality software developers and network resources, and thus more secure. The use by individuals of ticket-taking software is, by its very nature, not very different from that entrusted to the platform, and in fact it is almost the most reliable way for individuals to rob。
