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asdf wrote:
On 4 Oct 2005 14:57:10 -0700, "Paul" wrote: How about installing Oyster readers in all London train stations? *Then* TFL can start shoving oysters down people's necks. They already are installed at every station in London that has barriers (except Romford). At stations without barriers, they would serve no purpose anyway (you don't need to touch in/out if you have a Travelcard season). But there are many stations without barriers. If you use a travelcard on national rail stick to a paper ticket. With Oyster you pay *more* money. What a con. If you buy your Travelcard on Oyster from South West Trains (not sure about other TOCs) they give you the same discount for poor performance that you'd get with their paper version. How many SWT stations in London have the facility to sell Oyster cards? It's only 2 or 3. Same for SET. -- Paul |
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