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Mizter T wrote:
On May 20, 10:52 am, "Paul Scott" wrote: "Mizter T" wrote: This sounds like out old friend the out-of-station interchange derived maximum journey time-out - no, I don't expect you to know what that means. The other option is that you didn't touch-in or touch-out somewhere after starting or finishing a journey. If it is, I don't remember anyone previously mentioning here being penalty fared . But once that first journey 'times out' if you are gripped on a train you are 'travelling without validating your Oyster PAYG'. It doesn't sound like it was a penalty fare though - more a 'you are required to pay us back within 21 days' type thing (i.e. pay back the £4) Yes - could that just mean that his Oyster Card is holding a negative balance - presumably that makes it unusable until topped up again? Would a ticket office issue such a request if you asked for an Oyster card to be checked, eg after a failure to get through an exit barrier? As you say, the OP could perhaps tell us a little more. Paul S |
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