Now, I will start off with some pictures since I haven't been able to upload pictures for the previous posts. This post would be mainly pictures.
Here goes...
Figure 1a ~ Phonecard!
See detailed description in sections: Figure 1e & 1f
Figure 1b ~This is the front view of a conventional phone card by Singtel.
It has a stored value of $5 and its expiry was August 2004.
Figure 1c ~ This is how the card measures up against a ruler in length....
It is about 8.4cm in length.......
Figure 1d ~ and width.
and approximately 5cm in width.
Figure 1e ~ Here's the front view of another phonecard.
The picture printed in front is of a scene in the sea. The text shows "Protect Our Marine Environment". The logo on the top right corner of the card represents "International Year of The Ocean". Guess the year of this card? ----1998
Figure 1f ~ And this is the rear side.
The stored value in this card is $10, different from the previous card mentioned in Figure 1b.
Here's what is printed on the back of the card.
- This phonecard has $10 worth of calls.
- Phonecard once sold is not refundable.
- Do not bend, scratch, soil or place phonecard near magnetised articles.
- Refer to the latest Singapore Phone Book for COnditions of Issue and Use of Singtel Phonecard & Public phone Service.
This card is by Singapore Telecom.
In the next post, I think I will be blogging about other types of phonecards, and let all my readers (all of you of course), to have an eye's feast. I will be uploading a lot of pictures on phone cards and describe them.
Oh and I will upload a picture of a phone album. Also, I will diversify this chapter of my blog to touch on the once majestic stored value transitlink card, also known as MRT card. AND.... of course I will be uploading pictures of them too! I guess many of you probably miss them right? here's a temptation first =P
Figure 2 ~ M&M's Transitlink Farecard
Child/Student TransitLink Farecard.
Haha.