On 24 Nov 2009 00:34:57 GMT, "Michael R N Dolbear"
wrote:

Can't load a Network SouthEast card, hence the exception.

Whyever not?

Neil

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On 24 Nov 2009 00:34:57 GMT, "Michael R N Dolbear"
wrote:

Can't load a Network SouthEast card, hence the exception.

Whyever not?

Perhaps it's because the Network Card £13.00 minimum weekday fare, and the
'after 1000' rule mean it isn't any use for 5 days out of 7...

Friends and Family doesn't appear in the list either. Somebody suggested it
was because it has to allow for groups of adults and the compulsory
accompanying children.

The Network Card also has group and children validity, but its use by an
individual should be programmable for weekend use only.

Paul S

On 24 Nov, 11:01, "Paul Scott" wrote:
Can't load a Network SouthEast card, hence the exception.

Whyever not?

Perhaps it's because the Network Card £13.00 minimum weekday fare, and the
'after 1000' rule mean it isn't any use for 5 days out of 7...

The Network Card also has group and children validity, but its use by an
individual should be programmable for weekend use only.

Also, a NSE card if loaded on Oyster can't then be read by NSE ticket
offices outside the zonal area. To provide both a paper & Oyster NSE
discount card would leave it open to fraud, with both usable
simultaneously by different people....there's no photocard needed!

On 24 Nov, 11:36, Chris wrote:

Also, a NSE card if loaded on Oyster can't then be read by NSE ticket
offices outside the zonal area. To provide both a paper & Oyster NSE
discount card would leave it open to fraud, with both usable
simultaneously by different people....there's no photocard needed!

Can you put a Senior Railcard onto an Oyster card? I'm almost certain
those don't require photocards either.

Neil

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On 24 Nov, 11:36, Chris wrote:

Also, a NSE card if loaded on Oyster can't then be read by NSE ticket
offices outside the zonal area. To provide both a paper & Oyster NSE
discount card would leave it open to fraud, with both usable
simultaneously by different people....there's no photocard needed!

Can you put a Senior Railcard onto an Oyster card? I'm almost certain
those don't require photocards either.

Mine doesn't have a photocard. I didn't even get it from a railway outlet.

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If from 2nd January suppose I board a 405 bus in Redhill just after
9am and use my PAYG Oyster to travel to Croydon, and onwards to
Victoria by tram and District Line. This means that the off-peak cap
would be applied?

However if I alighted at Coulsdon South to go to Victoria by train and
touched in at Coulsdon South before 9.30 would that change the cap to
a peak cap?
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