Hence, they have made sure that it takes as much time to book a railway ticket from here as it takes to actually go to a counter and buy one.
It took me close to 1 hour to book a ticket in that stupid website. I know there must be a lot of traffic, but how hard is it to increase a couple of more servers to handle it. Secondly, has anyone who booked the tickets online, had their money debitted from the account, but did not have a ticket delivered? IT has happened to me a lot of times. However, they do give you back your money once they have realized their mistake (about 3-4 days later). Meantime my money can be invested in the share market in some IPOs (kidding :) ). Also, what about the surcharge my bank levied on the transaction that never happened? Where do i report that loss.
I think I have to report it to someone in Railways...but as usual..the trouble is I donot know whom to report this to. Let me see...
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