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On Mar 9, 5:54*pm, Mizter T wrote:
On Mar 9, 3:58*pm, martin wrote: It is 20 minutes. I did this today, largely to see what happens: Wood Green - Shepherds Bush (Central Line) pop up to Westfield to collect my now-repaired computer, and return to the station in under 20 minutes Shepherds Bush (Overground) - Harringay Green Lanes, touching the pink validator at Gospel Oak on the way. The journey history on a tube ticket machine shows up as: Wood Green - Shepherds Bush (£0) Wood Green - Uncompleted (£4.30, which is the entry charge for a tube station) Gospel Oak - Harringay Green Lanes (£1.30) [snip] From what I understand from this group, the system ought to work out where I've been, and refund me £1.90 in the next couple of days. What's been termed an 'auto-correction', which is a useful way of describing it. Do report back on how long this takes. I got an email on Friday night / Saturday morning telling me that 'due to an operational issue,' I was due a refund of £6.20, which was waiting for me at Wood Green. I have no idea how they arrived at this figure. I'm not complaining, though! |
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![]() On Mar 15, 1:48*pm, martin wrote: On Mar 9, 5:54*pm, Mizter T wrote: On Mar 9, 3:58*pm, martin wrote: It is 20 minutes. I did this today, largely to see what happens: Wood Green - Shepherds Bush (Central Line) pop up to Westfield to collect my now-repaired computer, and return to the station in under 20 minutes Shepherds Bush (Overground) - Harringay Green Lanes, touching the pink validator at Gospel Oak on the way. The journey history on a tube ticket machine shows up as: Wood Green - Shepherds Bush (£0) Wood Green - Uncompleted (£4.30, which is the entry charge for a tube station) Gospel Oak - Harringay Green Lanes (£1.30) [snip] From what I understand from this group, the system ought to work out where I've been, and refund me £1.90 in the next couple of days. What's been termed an 'auto-correction', which is a useful way of describing it. Do report back on how long this takes. I got an email on Friday night / Saturday morning telling me that 'due to an operational issue,' I was due a refund of £6.20, which was waiting for me at Wood Green. I have no idea how they arrived at this figure. I'm not complaining, though! OK, so something like three and a half days until the 'auto- correction' system, er, corrected things, in this instance at least. The "due to an operational issue" phrase in the email does indeed appear to be the magic phrase that indicates an OSI max journey time- out 'event' has been identified and a refund issued. By the by, just checked and the first time I got an email like this was in mid April '09 but it could have been going on for a while before that, that was just the first time that I'd had a problem in a while. (Actually it wasn't an OSI time-out issue though - I'd gone by Jubilee line from Southwark to Stratford and back again, and had used the now decommissioned 'internal gateline' at Stratford to exit and re-enter the Jubbly line platforms but because of the way they were configured, this didn't count as ending one journey and starting another - N.B. I didn't actually leave the station at all, i.e. exit and then re-enter through the station's main gates. FWIW I was accompanying a friend who was heading for a NXEA Great Eastern service out to deepest darkest Essex.) I'll scratch my head a bit later and try and work out how that £6.20 refund figure was arrived at! |
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