Unknown transaction - Oyster
Looking at my jouney statement I see:
11.54 Bus journey route 149 £1.50 11.54 Unknown transaction £1.50 What can trigger this at the same time and what's it for? I assume it's an error. E. |
Unknown transaction - Oyster
In message 2015041415391042187-email@domaincom, at 15:39:10 on Tue, 14
Apr 2015, eastender remarked: Looking at my jouney statement I see: 11.54 Bus journey route 149 £1.50 11.54 Unknown transaction £1.50 What can trigger this at the same time and what's it for? I assume it's an error. It's a contribution towards Boris's pension fund. -- Roland Perry |
Unknown transaction - Oyster
On 2015-04-14 15:05:10 +0000, Roland Perry said:
In message 2015041415391042187-email@domaincom, at 15:39:10 on Tue, 14 Apr 2015, eastender remarked: Looking at my jouney statement I see: 11.54 Bus journey route 149 £1.50 11.54 Unknown transaction £1.50 What can trigger this at the same time and what's it for? I assume it's an error. It's a contribution towards Boris's pension fund. Surely that would have been 'Diversion to Uxbridge'. E. |
Unknown transaction - Oyster
On Tuesday, 14 April 2015 15:39:11 UTC+1, eastender wrote:
Looking at my jouney statement I see: 11.54 Bus journey route 149 £1.50 11.54 Unknown transaction £1.50 What can trigger this at the same time and what's it for? I assume it's an error. E. Watch out if Oyster emails you offering you a "refund" but saying that they only have a cheque for £1,501.50 available. They may ask you to bank the cheque and send THEM another cheque for £1,500! Be very careful if that happens! |
Unknown transaction - Oyster
On 2015-04-14 16:39:03 +0000, Paul Corfield said:
On Tue, 14 Apr 2015 15:39:10 +0100, eastender wrote: Looking at my jouney statement I see: 11.54 Bus journey route 149 £1.50 11.54 Unknown transaction £1.50 What can trigger this at the same time and what's it for? I assume it's an error. Not seen that one before. An immediate retouch with the same card should be rejected and no charge made. Most odd. I assume there was something wrong with the reader or did you have a second Oyster card or bank card near your Oyster Card? Not sure if "card clash" related issues could cause this. I assume you've requested a refund. It is an odd one. It was actually my wife using my card as she had just lost her own card - I have just asked her what she did and she just offered up the card alone, which is in a plastic holder. She doesn't recall a reader problem (it was 6 April). Her purse was separate so I doubt it was a contactless card conflict which in any case would be for a different account. I have just filled in the online form to register a refund/complaint. E. |
Unknown transaction - Oyster
On 2015-04-14 17:35:34 +0000, Paul Corfield said:
On Tue, 14 Apr 2015 17:56:50 +0100, eastender wrote: It is an odd one. It was actually my wife using my card as she had just lost her own card - I have just asked her what she did and she just offered up the card alone, which is in a plastic holder. She doesn't recall a reader problem (it was 6 April). Her purse was separate so I doubt it was a contactless card conflict which in any case would be for a different account. I have just filled in the online form to register a refund/complaint. Very strange then. Must be an equipment issue given what was done with the card (i.e. used correctly). You would have thought that they would fix it rather than post a cryptic unknown transaction message that is bound to be queried by some. Or maybe it really is Boris's master plan. E. |
Unknown transaction - Oyster
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