In message , at
11:20:45 on Thu, 15 Aug 2013, Piatkow
remarked:
I think there might be some information missing from your post.

I can't understand why a LU revenue protection officer would have any interest in taking an excess fare for a Chiltern Railways journey. Did
she get off at Amersham and leave the station?

£9.40 is the Anytime fare "no restrictions", so it wouldn't matter if
she had.

It's a pity one can't report this to the police as a fraud.

Hopefully a complaint will provide a refund, although in another
overcharging scenario EMT are now 28 working days into their "hope to
provide a full response within 20 working days".

I wonder if I could get on one of their trains and tell them "I hope to
pay my fare within 20 working days"....
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Roland Perry