Phil Richards wrote in
T:

Although there is no expiry date, no doubt TfL/LOndon Buses have got
hidden somewhere in their Conditions of Carriage that they have the
right to withdraw the product when they want.

What notice would they give, and would they refund the cost of any unused
tickets?
I got caught on a similar thing when Mercury (remember them) withdrew their
payphones. I had unused credit on a calling card.

"Andrew Black (delete obvious bit)" wrote in message . 4...
Phil Richards wrote in
T:

Although there is no expiry date, no doubt TfL/LOndon Buses have got
hidden somewhere in their Conditions of Carriage that they have the
right to withdraw the product when they want.

What notice would they give, and would they refund the cost of any unused
tickets?
I got caught on a similar thing when Mercury (remember them) withdrew their
payphones. I had unused credit on a calling card.

I reckon they'll be around for at least another 2 years. We know from
TfL's Jan 2005 price list that they'll be around next year, and if
they were discontinued in Jan 2006 I think it would take a year to
phase them out and declare them no longer valid. That seems reasonable
notice.

Dominic