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Hi Guys,
Is it possible to cancel a registration on an Oyster card? I travel to London most years and I have a card that I registered a number of years ago. On my last trip I was give a £20 Visitors Oyster card as a promotion. Being unaware of the complications I registered the 2nd card with a slightly different user name (just added 2 to the name and I had to use a different email address as the system checks email addresses. I realise now,I should have just added the value to my existing card, but that was a trap for a infrequent user. When I had used up most of the credit on the Visitors card I tried to transfer the remaining value to the first card. But this is not possible as "it belongs to an existing customer" (me ). I suppose I could just use up as much of the Visitors card then chuck it away, but combining it would be more satisfying. cheers Peter Sydney Oz. |
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In message , at 15:59:59 on Tue, 28 Jun
2011, Peter remarked: Is it possible to cancel a registration on an Oyster card? You can certainly change the registration, I had to do that via the hotline earlier this year. But it took half an hour, so might not be cost-effective. I travel to London most years and I have a card that I registered a number of years ago. On my last trip I was give a £20 Visitors Oyster card as a promotion. Being unaware of the complications I registered the 2nd card with a slightly different user name (just added 2 to the name and I had to use a different email address as the system checks email addresses. I realise now,I should have just added the value to my existing card, but that was a trap for a infrequent user. When I had used up most of the credit on the Visitors card I tried to transfer the remaining value to the first card. But this is not possible as "it belongs to an existing customer" (me ). I suppose I could just use up as much of the Visitors card then chuck it away, but combining it would be more satisfying. If both are registered for online use (which may involve doing an auto-topup of the Visitor card - assuming that's allowed at all) you may be able to transfer it yourself. But maybe others can comment on this. -- Roland Perry |
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![]() "Peter" wrote in message ... Hi Guys, Is it possible to cancel a registration on an Oyster card? I travel to London most years and I have a card that I registered a number of years ago. On my last trip I was give a £20 Visitors Oyster card as a promotion. Being unaware of the complications I registered the 2nd card with a slightly different user name (just added 2 to the name and I had to use a different email address as the system checks email addresses. I realise now,I should have just added the value to my existing card, but that was a trap for a infrequent user. When I had used up most of the credit on the Visitors card I tried to transfer the remaining value to the first card. But this is not possible as "it belongs to an existing customer" (me ). I suppose I could just use up as much of the Visitors card then chuck it away, but combining it would be more satisfying. why not just top it up to an amount that you want to spend that day, and then chuck it away tim |
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![]() "Peter" wrote: Hi Guys, Is it possible to cancel a registration on an Oyster card? I travel to London most years and I have a card that I registered a number of years ago. On my last trip I was give a £20 Visitors Oyster card as a promotion. Being unaware of the complications I registered the 2nd card with a slightly different user name (just added 2 to the name and I had to use a different email address as the system checks email addresses. I realise now,I should have just added the value to my existing card, but that was a trap for a infrequent user. When I had used up most of the credit on the Visitors card I tried to transfer the remaining value to the first card. But this is not possible as "it belongs to an existing customer" (me ). I suppose I could just use up as much of the Visitors card then chuck it away, but combining it would be more satisfying. Why not simply hold on to the second card, give it to someone when they're heading to London, then just forget all about it? |
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![]() "Mizter T" wrote in message ... "Peter" wrote: Hi Guys, Is it possible to cancel a registration on an Oyster card? I travel to London most years and I have a card that I registered a number of years ago. On my last trip I was give a £20 Visitors Oyster card as a promotion. Being unaware of the complications I registered the 2nd card with a slightly different user name (just added 2 to the name and I had to use a different email address as the system checks email addresses. I realise now,I should have just added the value to my existing card, but that was a trap for a infrequent user. When I had used up most of the credit on the Visitors card I tried to transfer the remaining value to the first card. But this is not possible as "it belongs to an existing customer" (me ). I suppose I could just use up as much of the Visitors card then chuck it away, but combining it would be more satisfying. Why not simply hold on to the second card, give it to someone when they're heading to London, then just forget all about it? Yes, probably the easiest solution. Thanks for the replies. |
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