How to tell the authenticity of a ticket?

Question 1: How to tell whether a train ticket is true or false? The method of distinguishing between true and false train tickets: quick identification: look, touch and compare. First, see whether the railway on the ticket has the watermark of the road emblem and whether the handwriting is clear; The second is to feel whether there is oil stain on the ticket face. Fake tickets are printed on a computer. There is a lot of oil on the ticket face, which will touch your hand, while the real ticket uses ink, and the water may not wash off. Third, compared with the real ticket, confirm whether the paper and handwriting are consistent. In addition, the place where the fake ticket has a date feels thicker, and the date has been altered, which has a concave-convex feeling. Looking at the light or sunshine, there is a black mark on the date, which is more obvious. Identification method 1: generally, short-distance valid tickets or expired invalid tickets are used as "ticket books" to make up fake train tickets, and short-distance tickets are turned into long-distance tickets by digging their brains. To identify the ticket digging, we must grasp the starting and ending points of the ticket, the driving time and the fare carefully. The fake ticket was dug up, glued and the color was changed. Even if the forgery technology is high, as long as it is exposed to strong light, the true face of the fake ticket will be exposed. Because some paper fibers were scraped off when making the dug-out ticket, the dug-out place looked slightly pale under the light, which was inconsistent with the surrounding color. The facial repair is not integrated with the surrounding paper fibers, and there are small cracks between the repair and the face. Identification method 2: Don't buy tickets from private hands, and don't entrust others, especially those who claim to be fellow villagers or fellow travelers, because criminals are likely to prevaricate you with fake tickets or expired invalid tickets. If you want to change a slow ticket into an express ticket, you must change it at the railway window. Never give tickets and money to strangers to change for you. In fact, money and tickets may be cheated by criminals. Identification method 3: All fake train tickets are generally copied by a high-performance color copier. For this kind of ticket, it is mainly identified from the handle, color and paper quality. Because fake tickets use a lot of wax paper, they feel slippery, while real tickets feel uneven. The color of fake tickets is brighter than that of real tickets, which reflects light. If you squeeze your hand hard, you will be dyed, because fake tickets fade easily. The "China Railway" sign on the face of the fake ticket and the watermark on the back are blurred, while the real train ticket face can see the clear anti-counterfeiting watermark under the condition of sufficient light. The new version of the railway police introduced five anti-counterfeiting signs to identify fake train tickets. The total analysis of the seven major changes of train tickets is 1. The train number is placed between the upper station and the terminal station; 2. The original word "full price" was changed to "RMB". 3. Pinyin is printed below the station name, and the Pinyin of the station name published by the railway passenger and freight odometer shall prevail; 4. The back of the ticket is printed with "Notes for Railway Passengers"; 5. Add "red tour" to the ticket type, and the ticket face shows "red"; 6. When handling group tickets and implementing some preferential policies, the words "excellent group" are printed on the face of preferential tickets, and the words "group" are printed on the faces of other tickets; 7. When air-conditioned cars with high quality and low price are discounted, "Discount" will be displayed on the ticket face. ■ Five tricks to identify fake tickets: By slightly changing the angle, you can see that the bottom pattern of the real ticket is printed with anti-counterfeiting invisible characters and characters such as "China Railway" and "CR" (the abbreviation of "China Railway"). The second touch: the real ticket feels smooth; The fake ticket feels rough and has a protruding feeling. Fake tickets, especially "full-page fake tickets" are printed by high-definition color printers, and there is a lot of ink on the fake tickets, which is easy to fall off. Three photos: take photos with sunlight or strong light. First, look back at the railway emblem to see if there is a watermark. This is mainly aimed at the "full-page fake ticket" to check the "departure station" and "terminal station", "driving time" and "fare" of the ticket under the back light. The excavated ticket face will turn slightly white under direct sunlight because some paper fibers are scraped off. Four rubs: Roll up the tickets and rub them. When the real ticket is released, it will be restored. After the fake tickets are rubbed, it is difficult to spread. Five pairs: Compare with real train tickets. No matter where the train ticket is, as long as it is a real ticket, the quality and handwriting of the paper are similar, while the paper of a fake ticket is varied, and the authenticity can be distinguished by comparison. It is also an effective coding method: the top group of codes on the left side of the train ticket (such as 142t0823 1) is in the bar coded digit group at the bottom of the ticket face, and the contents starting with letters in the above codes are displayed in the second group, namely T08233 1.

Question 2: How to tell the authenticity of bus tickets? Bus tickets are usually printed by computers. These tickets are official tickets and some informal tickets are fake. After purchasing tickets, passengers should check the ticket date, departure time, frequency, arrival name, fare, etc. If there are any mistakes, they should report to the station staff in time. When purchasing tickets, passengers should purchase tickets at the time specified by the station. If they pass by, they should register at the station and make an appointment. When the bus arrives at the station, they should buy tickets to get on. The authenticity of a ticket can be identified by "looking, touching and aiming at the light". The first is to see if the handwriting on the ticket is clear. The fake ticket paper is generally thin, the printing is rough, there is no watermark, and the real ticket printing is fine. Then touch it, the fake ticket paper is very inconsistent and soft, and the real ticket is usually hard; Finally, for light, the real ticket has a watermark, while the fake ticket generally has no watermark or the watermark is rough. The Municipal Road Transportation Management Office reminds that in order to protect their legitimate rights and interests, passengers should buy tickets at regular stations or ticket outlets, and at the same time pay attention to checking whether there is a tax receipt stamp on the ticket.

Question 3: How to tell whether a train ticket is true or false? Basically, there is a line of numbers under the train ticket, and the truth depends on it.

One; The first five digits are the station code, the last two digits are the office_id, the last three digits are the ticket window number, the last four digits are the ticket time, the last seven digits are the ticket number (consistent with the upper left corner of the ticket), and then the password is added, and the last four digits are the cruising range of the ticket, which is roughly the same.

Second; According to reports, there are two main types of fake train tickets at present: one is to "dig" fake tickets, scrape off the station name, fare and date of invalid tickets, and affix the station name, fare and date that passengers need, and then iron them with an electric iron. The other is a "full-page" fake ticket, which scans the real ticket to a computer and prints it out through a high-definition color printer, with high degree of simulation.

Third; However, in the process of being dug out, some paper fibers will always be scraped off the surface of the "dug out" fake ticket, so it will become slightly pale and "show its original shape" under the light. Although the "full-page" fake ticket has a high degree of simulation, there are also many defects. First of all, the thickness is different, and the feel is rough, which is very different from the smoothness of the real ticket. Secondly, the "China Railway" sign on the fake ticket and the watermark on the back are blurred. When you gently rub the ticket face, the ink may get on your hand.

Insiders also reminded that a set of codes at the upper left of the real train ticket, that is, the content part starting with letters, will appear repeatedly in the barcode number group at the lower end of the ticket face. For example, if the upper left code is 10x0092 122, the "X092 122" part will appear again in the lower barcode number group.

Five; For tickets whose authenticity cannot be determined, passengers can also use the ticket checking machine at the refund window, or ask the staff to help "check the tickets".

Question 4: How to tell the authenticity of a new train ticket? Key points: the meaning of the last line of the new train ticket can be understood in five parts: the first part of the new train ticket: the first five digits are the sales station code; The second part of the new version of the train ticket: the 6 th and 7 th digits are the code of the ticketing method, and the specific content is: 00 C 09 station for sale; 10 C 19 reservation; 20 C 29 for sale; 30 C 39 automatic ticket sales; 40°C 49° standby; 90 C 98 management; 99 technical maintenance. The third part of the new train ticket: 8C 10 is the ticket window code (not * * ticket window), and the coding range of the ticket window code is 00 1 C 255. The specific contents of the new train ticket window code are: 1 C 200 ticket sales, refund and reservation window; 20 1 C 255 management window. (hint: for the ticketing mode code of 20 C 29, the window number is usually the consignment number. ) The fourth part of the new train ticket: 1 1 C 14 digits indicate the expiration date (non-ticket purchase date), in MMDD format, with 4 digits. For the calculation date of revenue management, it is usually changed to the date of the second day after the handover every afternoon. Some railway bureaus were wrong the next day. Generally speaking, it can be considered as the time to buy tickets. The fifth part of the new train ticket: 15 ~ 2 1 is the ticket number, with 7 capital letters except I and O, and the coding range of the ticket number is A00000 10000. It is stipulated that each ticket consists of 1000 tickets, and the ticket number is printed on the upper left of the ticket face. Because some railway bureaus also print window numbers in front of the ticket number in the upper left corner, the ticket number part should be consistent with the letter beginning in the ticket number printed in the upper left corner of the ticket. This is also one vote. Judging the authenticity of the new train ticket by the meaning of the last line of the new train ticket, people with a heart must remember it!

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Question 5: How to tell whether a train ticket is true or false? I'm also worried about the ticket I bought at present.

Because I bought it on 1. 19. But the stripe code below the ticket shows that the purchase time is 1.20!

Question 6: How to tell the authenticity of a train ticket? How to tell whether it is a fake ticket? Basically, there is a line of numbers under the train ticket, and the authenticity depends on it.

One; The first five digits are the station code, the last two digits are the office_id, the last three digits are the ticket window number, the last four digits are the ticket time, the last seven digits are the ticket number (consistent with the upper left corner of the ticket), and then the password is added, and the last four digits are the cruising range of the ticket, which is roughly the same.

Second; According to reports, there are two main types of fake train tickets at present: one is to "dig" fake tickets, scrape off the station name, fare and date of invalid tickets, and affix the station name, fare and date that passengers need, and then iron them with an electric iron. The other is a "full-page" fake ticket, which scans the real ticket to a computer and prints it out through a high-definition color printer, with high degree of simulation.

Third; However, in the process of being dug out, some paper fibers will always be scraped off the surface of the "dug out" fake ticket, so it will become slightly pale and "show its original shape" under the light. Although the "full-page" fake ticket has a high degree of simulation, there are also many defects. First of all, the thickness is different, and the feel is rough, which is very different from the smoothness of the real ticket. Secondly, the "China Railway" sign on the fake ticket and the watermark on the back are blurred. When you gently rub the ticket face, the ink may get on your hand.

Insiders also reminded that a set of codes at the upper left of the real train ticket, that is, the content part starting with letters, will appear repeatedly in the barcode number group at the lower end of the ticket face. For example, if the upper left code is 10x0092 122, the "X092 122" part will appear again in the lower barcode number group.

Five; For tickets whose authenticity cannot be determined, passengers can also use the ticket checking machine at the refund window, or ask the staff to help "check the tickets".

Question 7: How can you tell if a train ticket is real, or if you order it online and get it at the train station? Irregular places are all fake.

Question 8: How to tell the authenticity of a train ticket? On the real ticket, you can see the watermark of the railway emblem from the perspective of backlight. The place where the real ticket has ink can reflect light, and it can be seen clearly under the light or sunshine.

If the date on the surface of the train ticket is uneven, it may be an expired ticket, which is made by criminals. The real ticket can be restored to its original state after being rubbed by hand, and the fake ticket will be "exposed" as soon as it is rubbed. Furthermore, if the ink on the ticket surface fades when touched, it is usually a fake ticket.

Question 9: How can I tell if the train ticket I bought is true or false? Download 12306 official website client to register and log in, click on the order query, click on the last itinerary order, click on the date query (no need to enter the name, date and order number), and click on the reservation ticket purchase without viewing. I hope I helped you. Satisfied reply, give a favorable comment, thank you!

Question 10: How to tell whether a ticket is a fake ticket? If you want to tell whether the ticket in your hand is a fake ticket, you can look at whether there is a railway logo watermark on the ticket through backlight, carefully identify or slightly change the angle to see the anti-counterfeiting invisible words such as "China Railway" and "CR", and then see whether the handwriting is clear. Because many fake train tickets are made by excavating invalid train tickets, these fake train tickets are rough and uneven in texture, and their handwriting is vague and untidy. In addition, if you use a magnifying glass or light to take pictures, if you see cracks or overlaps in the station name, fare, number of trains, etc. That's mostly fake tickets. To identify this kind of fake ticket, we should "grasp" the starting and ending points, driving time and price of the ticket to distinguish it carefully. Landlord! Satisfied and hope to adopt 1 thank you!

The police reminded that when buying train tickets, you should try to buy tickets at the designated ticket window of the train station, and don't buy tickets from private passengers.