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Oystercard - Mixing Pre-Pay and Season
I've just put £10 prepay on to my Oystercard which already has a monthly ticket on it. I've been told that when I go outside my Travelcard boundary the "Extension" amount will be taken off. I presume that the Monthly season will always over ride the pre-pay part ? Also has anyone had any feedback from TFL concerning the "Misleading marketing" in the summer concerning 2004 prices staying the same as 2003 for all Oysters not just the prepay ? |
Oystercard - Mixing Pre-Pay and Season
In message , simon
writes I've just put £10 prepay on to my Oystercard which already has a monthly ticket on it. I've been told that when I go outside my Travelcard boundary the "Extension" amount will be taken off. See the thread "Another Oyster Prepay Thread - How Do You Buy It?" I presume that the Monthly season will always over ride the pre-pay part ? Not always.... see above. Also has anyone had any feedback from TFL concerning the "Misleading marketing" in the summer concerning 2004 prices staying the same as 2003 for all Oysters not just the prepay ? Not me. -- Kat "bears, said the taxi driver, is sixpence extra, sticky bears is ninepence" |
Oystercard - Mixing Pre-Pay and Season
simon wrote:
Also has anyone had any feedback from TFL concerning the "Misleading marketing" in the summer concerning 2004 prices staying the same as 2003 for all Oysters not just the prepay ? I posted to another thread on 12/12/2003 quoting the response I received from TfL to an e-mail I sent them: "The reply from TfL received today admitted that the press release "wasn't as clear as it should have been." They say that the 2003 fares will apply only to single Tube and single DLR journeys paid for using Pre-Pay (also bus and tram single journeys from later in 2004 when Pre-Pay becomes available on those services), and that a new press release to clarify this will be issued next week." However, I haven't yet seen the promised press release. -- Richard J. (to e-mail me, swap uk and yon in address) |
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