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New for old Oyster exchange?
That's been kept very quiet.
And the new TfL ticket machines can't give refunds on old Oysters. And don't forget the deposit for the original purchase of an old Oyster. These are not refunded either. WTFs going on? |
New for old Oyster exchange?
On Friday, 27 April 2018 21:56:08 UTC+1, C wrote:
That's been kept very quiet. And the new TfL ticket machines can't give refunds on old Oysters. And don't forget the deposit for the original purchase of an old Oyster. These are not refunded either. WTFs going on? Aha ... https://tfl.gov.uk/fares-and-payment...n-oyster-cards |
New for old Oyster exchange?
On 27/04/2018 21:58, C wrote:
On Friday, 27 April 2018 21:56:08 UTC+1, C wrote: That's been kept very quiet. And the new TfL ticket machines can't give refunds on old Oysters. And don't forget the deposit for the original purchase of an old Oyster. These are not refunded either. WTFs going on? Aha ... https://tfl.gov.uk/fares-and-payment...n-oyster-cards Say what? https://tfl.gov.uk/fares-and-payment...-longer-needed |
New for old Oyster exchange?
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C wrote: That's been kept very quiet. And the new TfL ticket machines can't give refunds on old Oysters. And don't forget the deposit for the original purchase of an old Oyster. These are not refunded either. WTFs going on? Earlier this year I refunded a couple of old Oysters to my bank account using the TfL website. It worked, got the £3 deposit back, too. -- Regards, John Levine, , Primary Perpetrator of "The Internet for Dummies", Please consider the environment before reading this e-mail. https://jl.ly |
New for old Oyster exchange?
On 27/04/2018 21:58, C wrote:
On Friday, 27 April 2018 21:56:08 UTC+1, C wrote: That's been kept very quiet. And the new TfL ticket machines can't give refunds on old Oysters. And don't forget the deposit for the original purchase of an old Oyster. These are not refunded either. WTFs going on? Aha ... https://tfl.gov.uk/fares-and-payment...n-oyster-cards The instructions don't make any sense at all to me. It seems you can apply on-line for a new card to be posted to you, which takes a couple of weeks. It isn't clear whether you can continue to use the old one while you are waiting for it - a rather important point I'd have thought. Then it says Start using your new Oyster card to travel. After 30 minutes, the pay as you go credit and/or season ticket you transferred will be loaded onto your card when you touch in or out as part of a journey If the value hasn't been transferred to the new card before you start using it, it will surely have a zero balance, so it won't work on entry will it? So how can you then wait the 30 minutes during your journey to get the balance automatically transferred? When you are away from any touch-in points - how can this possibly work? It also says (a deal-breaker for me) that it you already have a National Rail discount on your old card you will need to get it set up again on the new one. That can take an awful lot of time as it's only done by suitably clued-up member of their roving staff at an underground station. -- Clive Page |
New for old Oyster exchange?
Clive Page wrote:
On 27/04/2018 21:58, C wrote: On Friday, 27 April 2018 21:56:08 UTC+1, C wrote: That's been kept very quiet. And the new TfL ticket machines can't give refunds on old Oysters. And don't forget the deposit for the original purchase of an old Oyster. These are not refunded either. WTFs going on? Aha ... https://tfl.gov.uk/fares-and-payment...n-oyster-cards The instructions don't make any sense at all to me. It seems you can apply on-line for a new card to be posted to you, which takes a couple of weeks. It isn't clear whether you can continue to use the old one while you are waiting for it - a rather important point I'd have thought. Yes, you can have two valid cards on the account, so you can keep using the old one. Then it says Start using your new Oyster card to travel. After 30 minutes, the pay as you go credit and/or season ticket you transferred will be loaded onto your card when you touch in or out as part of a journey If the value hasn't been transferred to the new card before you start using it, it will surely have a zero balance, so it won't work on entry will it? So how can you then wait the 30 minutes during your journey to get the balance automatically transferred? When you are away from any touch-in points - how can this possibly work? As the instructions say: "Get a new Oyster card When you get a new Oyster card, you need to pay a deposit of £5 and you must add a minimum amount of pay as you go credit, or a season ticket." So you will have at lesst £5 credit before using the new card. It also says (a deal-breaker for me) that it you already have a National Rail discount on your old card you will need to get it set up again on the new one. That can take an awful lot of time as it's only done by suitably clued-up member of their roving staff at an underground station. |
New for old Oyster exchange?
In message , at 09:49:21 on Mon, 30
Apr 2018, Clive Page remarked: It also says (a deal-breaker for me) that it you already have a National Rail discount on your old card you will need to get it set up again on the new one. That can take an awful lot of time as it's only done by suitably clued-up member of their roving staff at an underground station. It's not *that* bad. After I eventually prised him away (which he appeared to resent somewhat) from chatting idly to a colleague, a "roving" chap at Kings Cross added my railcard in a minute or two. My main question would be - how can I tell if my card is an "old" one? -- Roland Perry |
New for old Oyster exchange?
Roland Perry wrote on 30 Apr 2018 at 11:12 ...
In message , at 09:49:21 on Mon, 30 Apr 2018, Clive Page remarked: It also says (a deal-breaker for me) that it you already have a National Rail discount on your old card you will need to get it set up again on the new one. That can take an awful lot of time as it's only done by suitably clued-up member of their roving staff at an underground station. It's not *that* bad. After I eventually prised him away (which he appeared to resent somewhat) from chatting idly to a colleague, a "roving" chap at Kings Cross added my railcard in a minute or two. My main question would be - how can I tell if my card is an "old" one? Second-generation cards have a "D" before 'Mayor of London' on the back of the card. The "D" is white on a blue square. First-generation cards don't have a "D". https://tfl.gov.uk/fares-and-payment...n-oyster-cards -- Richard J. (to email me, swap 'uk' and 'yon' in address) |
New for old Oyster exchange?
In message , at 11:40:15 on Mon, 30 Apr
2018, Richard J. remarked: My main question would be - how can I tell if my card is an "old" one? Second-generation cards have a "D" before 'Mayor of London' on the back of the card. The "D" is white on a blue square. First-generation cards don't have a "D". Thanks. I'm second generation. I wonder what became of my definitely first generation one? Must have lost it I suppose. -- Roland Perry |
New for old Oyster exchange?
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Roland Perry wrote: Thanks. I'm second generation. I wonder what became of my definitely first generation one? Must have lost it I suppose. If you registered it on the TfL web site you can refund it to your bank account. No physical card needed. I refunded one that I lent to a friend who then lost it. -- Regards, John Levine, , Primary Perpetrator of "The Internet for Dummies", Please consider the environment before reading this e-mail. https://jl.ly |
New for old Oyster exchange?
On 30/04/2018 11:12, Roland Perry wrote:
In message , at 09:49:21 on Mon, 30 Apr 2018, Clive Page remarked: It also says (a deal-breaker for me) that it you already have a National Rail discount on your old card you will need to get it set up again on the new one.Â* That can take an awful lot of time as it's only done by suitably clued-up member of their roving staff at an underground station. It's not *that* bad. After I eventually prised him away (which he appeared to resent somewhat) from chatting idly to a colleague, a "roving" chap at Kings Cross added my railcard in a minute or two. Piccadilly Circus wrongly told me it could only be done at some kind of tourist information centre(?). A roving person at KXStP just did it on the spot. I suspect places linked to National Rail might be more clued up. -- Arthur Figgis Surrey, UK |
New for old Oyster exchange?
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18:33:24 on Tue, 1 May 2018, Arthur Figgis remarked: It also says (a deal-breaker for me) that it you already have a National Rail discount on your old card you will need to get it set up again on the new one.* That can take an awful lot of time as it's only done by suitably clued-up member of their roving staff at an underground station. It's not *that* bad. After I eventually prised him away (which he appeared to resent somewhat) from chatting idly to a colleague, a "roving" chap at Kings Cross added my railcard in a minute or two. Piccadilly Circus wrongly told me it could only be done at some kind of tourist information centre(?). Those are the handful of TfL operated "Let us sell you a tourist-tax priced ticket to Madame Tussauds" places, one of which is at the very west end (upstairs) of the St Pancras southern ticket hall. Another is (was?) on the front of the Euston concourse near the down-escalators to the tube. Despite much disinformation, they are absolutely not the place to buy, or get advice about, travel tickets. -- Roland Perry |
New for old Oyster exchange?
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New for old Oyster exchange?
Roland Perry wrote:
Those are the handful of TfL operated "Let us sell you a tourist-tax priced ticket to Madame Tussauds" places, one of which is at the very west end (upstairs) of the St Pancras southern ticket hall. Despite much disinformation, they are absolutely not the place to buy, or get advice about, travel tickets. Isn't that the truth? I had a couple of Oyster Visitor cards I wanted to transfer balances to my regular Oyster cards. All they would do is point me towards the kiosks and suggest I get a refund from the machine. |
New for old Oyster exchange?
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