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June 8th 07, 07:35 AM
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It looks like my Oyster was undercharged...
Reviewing my journey history from a recent weekend day trip, I see my
Oyster was charged £1.50 one way from Z4-Z1 and £1.00 the other. There were no other journeys on it that day, so capping didn't apply. I think the fare should be £2 each way but if the card has been used correctly I can't be held to be cheating. As the journeys were made by my partner, there is little chance of identifying which gates were involved. Has there been a recent systemic glitch which could deprive TfL of far more than my trivial £1.50? -- Helen D. Vecht: Edgware. |
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June 8th 07, 10:17 AM
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It looks like my Oyster was undercharged...
Helen Deborah Vecht wrote:
Reviewing my journey history from a recent weekend day trip, I see my Oyster was charged £1.50 one way from Z4-Z1 and £1.00 the other. There were no other journeys on it that day, so capping didn't apply. I think the fare should be £2 each way but if the card has been used correctly I can't be held to be cheating. As the journeys were made by my partner, there is little chance of identifying which gates were involved. You're correct - the weekend fare is £2 each way for that journey! Has there been a recent systemic glitch which could deprive TfL of far more than my trivial £1.50? If if would help ease any guilt you may have, I've been overcharged by £1.50 in the past but felt it's not worth the hassle to phone them up so not bothered :-) |
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June 8th 07, 09:47 PM
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It looks like my Oyster was undercharged...
Helen Deborah Vecht wrote:
Reviewing my journey history from a recent weekend day trip, I see my Oyster was charged £1.50 one way from Z4-Z1 and £1.00 the other. There were no other journeys on it that day, so capping didn't apply. I think the fare should be £2 each way but if the card has been used correctly I can't be held to be cheating. As the journeys were made by my partner, there is little chance of identifying which gates were involved. His girlfriend is in Z2? Has there been a recent systemic glitch which could deprive TfL of far more than my trivial £1.50? |
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June 8th 07, 10:41 PM
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It looks like my Oyster was undercharged...
Stevo typed
Helen Deborah Vecht wrote: Reviewing my journey history from a recent weekend day trip, I see my Oyster was charged £1.50 one way from Z4-Z1 and £1.00 the other. There were no other journeys on it that day, so capping didn't apply. I think the fare should be £2 each way but if the card has been used correctly I can't be held to be cheating. As the journeys were made by my partner, there is little chance of identifying which gates were involved. His girlfriend is in Z2? Has there been a recent systemic glitch which could deprive TfL of far more than my trivial £1.50? It's my PAYG Oyster, (I have a DP Freedom Pass) on more or less permanent loan to himself. We live together in Zone 4 land and choose between several Z4 stations. -- Helen D. Vecht: Edgware. |
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