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I think when you use the Oyster at your designated station, it loads the
info. Lasitha "Steve Naïve" wrote in message ... I bought a travelcard to be loaded onto an Oyster for a future date (it was going to start on a Monday). On Friday, travelling on my old paper travelcard, I tried waving the Oyster over the card reader - since it wasn't valid, it didn't work (to be expected). However, neither did it load the correct ticket to start on the Monday. I boarded a bus on Monday morning only to be told that the card wasn't accepted (tried a number of times). When I got to my 'designated station' it worked fine and has done ever since. Does the Oyster have to be valid for the new ticket to be loaded onto it? I don't think the bus Oyster-reader was defective. -- SteveN Please remove the N from my email address to reply |
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