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I wonder what the rationale is there - I had been pondering that it
was some sort of systems issue (that I couldn't quite decipher), but actually I wonder if it might not be more of a safeguard to ensure that those who have access to an Oyster card's journey history really are the bona fide holder of said card. Something to scratch my head over... I always thought it something to do with the online Oyster ticketing being operated by a third party, e.g. Keith Prowse or somebody like that, and their only being able offer the journey history to their own customers. No idea how I formed that impression though and I imagine it will turn out to be a load of drivel. |
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