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I thought I'd share the results of an experiment I did.
Some time back I bought a Visitor Oyster Card so I could lend it to people who were visiting me -- it has the advantage of being visually distinct from a standard Oyster card. Last week, I decided to try adding it to my online account, and it added fine, and showed me the balance OK. It even *claims* that the card is protected against theft, although I'm not sure what to make of that since I'm sure that the Oyster T&Cs used to say that a visitor Oyster can't be registered or protected. But anyway, I successfully activated auto top-up on the visitor card and I can also confirm that the auto top-up does work. Just in case anyone's interested... -roy |
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