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Unlimited MetroCards Bought Before Fare Hike Expire Tonight


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Garth Johnston

Published Feb 8, 2011

Modified Feb 8, 2011


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Published Feb 8, 2011

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Did you buy an unlimited MetroCard before the last fare hike and hold off on activating it so as to game the system? Nice try, pal. All 30-day Unlimited MetroCards purchased before the hike are set to expire tonight at 11:59 p.m.. Because you knew that the MTA wasn't going to let you keep one extra penny of your money if they could help it. Sigh.

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