Kommentare zu: Things I do not want to buy: German Bahn Card

Von: kasi

kasi — Mon, 12 Mar 2007 21:08:14 +0000

Maybe I should submit this article to Bahn-Spass.

Von: kasi

kasi — Sun, 07 Jan 2007 20:25:54 +0000

The German Bahn, no, their Inkasso-Sharks wrote me that they will not press any charges against me.

Von: schuehsch

schuehsch — Mon, 25 Dec 2006 21:18:51 +0000

Wow! That’s ridiculous.
I allways tried to like Deutsche Bahn. But since none of the trains I used in the last six months were in time, I’m quite pissed, too.
Good luck for your hearing

Von: black box » Bären würden Zug fahren

black box » Bären würden Zug fahren — Mon, 25 Dec 2006 20:51:36 +0000

[...] …bleibt die Frage, wer sonst noch? Fahrpläne werden kürzer, Rechnungsbeträge höher, Kundenservice lausiger und Verspätungen länger, wer mag da noch? Die Antwort ist wie auf so viele Fragen diese hier: Randgruppen.Allen Liebhabern flauschigen Toilettenpapiers sei Zugfahren empfohlen – natürlich nur ICE, versteht sich. Denn schon siet November gibt es in allen ICEs Charmin Toilettenpapier, was nun wirklich ein riesieger Fortschritt im Vergleich zum vorherigen Schrabbelaltpapierzeugs ist. Und die Toilettenbenutzung ist imme rnoch umsonst Oder wohl viel mehr: im Fahrkartenpreis inbegriffen. Das Ergebnis meines ganz persönlichen, kleinen, nicht representativen Versuchs ist, dass es auf 2 von drei ICE-Toiletten tatsächlich auch Charmin-Papier gibt. Na, das ist doch was. (Ja, ich finde auch, dass das der beste Weihnachtspost ever ist. Frohes Fest ) 25. Dezember 2006, 03:06 | 2 Kommentare [...]

Von: abono

abono — Sat, 16 Dec 2006 12:37:49 +0000

I can understand your anger very well. I now that Deutsche Bahn makes a lot of mistakes. But what is the alternative?

Hitch-hiking? Not very comfortable.

Airlines? They make a lot of mistakes, too. First and foremost they destroy the planet. They don’t pay energy-taxes. They make dumping prices and give people the impression, that mobility is available for free (though mobility is on of the main causes for environmental destruction in the world).

The car? An environmental problem, too. The car industry is more service oriented, but at the same time acting not very environmentally aware. Long drives on german streets are exhausting in our days. You never know how long your trip will take you on a friday afternoon.

I think there is no alternative to Deutsche Bahn, if we want sustainable an comfortable mobility. Therefore we should work on the enhancement of this company. By complaining, but also by praising friendly train-staff. But this is only possible if we go on travelling by Deutsche Bahn.

Von: Matthias 'moeffju' Bauer

Matthias 'moeffju' Bauer — Fri, 15 Dec 2006 19:49:44 +0000

Deutsche Bahn has a pretty strange relationship to their customers. When I went to Prague, they shut the connecting train’s doors right in front of me, and when I complained about it, they first said it was not their fault (then who closes the doors?), then refused to do anything about it, then insulted me (“See, you’re surely a student and have lots of time to discuss this, but there’s people behind you.”). Only when I gathered fellow travellers (who were similarly shut out from the train) did they back down and hand out vouchers.

I didn’t like the Bahn much before, but now I’ll just let the BahnCard run out. Say hello to the Autobahn.