Not Allowed To Use Pre-Pay Oyster For A Paper Ticket At Ticket Office?
At Uxbridge station this morning I tried to buy an off-peak one day
travelcard at the ticket office using pre-pay stored on my Oystercard. I was told that this was "no longer allowed" and in the end handed over some cash instead. Was this a rogue incident or now common practice? If the latter does anyone know why? John. |
Not Allowed To Use Pre-Pay Oyster For A Paper Ticket At Ticket Office?
In message , JGG
writes At Uxbridge station this morning I tried to buy an off-peak one day travelcard at the ticket office using pre-pay stored on my Oystercard. I was told that this was "no longer allowed" and in the end handed over some cash instead. Was this a rogue incident or now common practice? If the latter does anyone know why? There is a note to this effect in the latest traffic circular, apparently until 'later in 2004'. I have no idea why though. -- Steve Fitzgerald has now left the building. You will find him in London's Docklands, E16, UK (please use the reply to address for email) |
Not Allowed To Use Pre-Pay Oyster For A Paper Ticket At Ticket Office?
"JGG" wrote in message ...
At Uxbridge station this morning I tried to buy an off-peak one day travelcard at the ticket office using pre-pay stored on my Oystercard. I was told that this was "no longer allowed" and in the end handed over some cash instead. Was this a rogue incident or now common practice? If the latter does anyone know why? delurk There's an official-looking (ie permanent) sticker on the multifare machine at Farringdon saying the same (but without an explanation!) Incidentally, I was very disappointed the first time I bought a ODTC using Prepay balance and was issued with a paper ticket - seemed very low-tech... |
All times are GMT. The time now is 01:23 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin®
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Copyright ©2004-2006 LondonBanter.co.uk