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Suica refund
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2009/7/18 21:50
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If you have spent say only 1200Yen on the Suica card, is the balance of 300Yen refundable (in addition to the 500Yen deposit)?
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by kum (guest)
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If you want to refund remaining balance on the card, a 210 yen service fee applies.
So, if you have 300 yen left on your card, you will get a refund of 90 yen plus the 500 yen deposit. If you have 210 yen or less balance on your card, you will get back only your 500 yen deposit.
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by Uji
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Small sum of money..
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2009/7/19 20:30
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If you have only a bit left in your card, I'd prefer using it for vending machines, restaurants or other shops accepting Suica/PASMO. That way you don't have to mind of the service fee. And in those shops you can pay just a part of the price with the card and rest with other methods of payment, so you can basicly use up the money of your Suica/PASMO completely if you want.
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by Liisa (guest)
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RE: Making use of Suica / PASMO e-money
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2009/7/20 08:32
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Maybe it depends on cash registers whether you can combine Suica e-money and cash for payment, but I guess that's highly possible in shops of a large-scale retailer like those of major supermarkets. A shop accepting Suica cards / PASMO cards may accept them only at one or a few cashier desks. An icon of Suica / PASMO will help you. As to e-money systems for shopping and for railroad fares, Suica are PASMO are compatible. - Picture showing the icons http://www.pasmo.co.jp/share/images/en/img-index5.jpg//
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by omotenashi
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Use the remaining balance at a convienence store, or pay the remaining balance of a train ride.
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by Joe (guest)
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