On Mon, Nov 24, 2008 at 06:55:17PM -0600, wrote:
In article ,
(David Cantrell) wrote:
Second, to fix the problem you either need to phone an expensive 08
number or visit a tube station. The first is Wrong because I don't see
why I should pay to fix TfL's screw-ups*; the second is Wrong because
it's damnably inconvenient. They *must* introduce an 020 number for
the Oyster helpline, or they *must* make it possible to fix Oyster
problems at every railway station in London.
AIUI there is an 020 number. I have 020 7227 7886 here.

That's good to know. The only one I've ever seen is the 0845 rip-off.

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