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"John R Levine" <ietf@johnlevine.com> Thu, 18 October 2012 12:45 UTC

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Subject: Re: [85attendees] [johnlevine.com-ietf] Re: ATL Travel Items (fwd)
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> Looks like Breeze cards can be per-purchased for an extra $2 at
> http://www.breezecard.com/.  Although I bet they only deliver within the
> US...

They can, and I've done so, but if you're arriving at the airport, the 
card you get from the vending machine for $1 is exactly the same as the 
one you might mail order so there's no point.

Pre-ordering makes sense for those of us arriving at stations that don't 
have transit vending machines.

R's,
John

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