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January 11th 04, 10:34 AM
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Oystercard helpline - non-geographic equivalent?
Jason wrote:
On 9 Jan 2004 10:23:31 -0800, (Steph Davies) wrote: I'm looking for a non-geographic equivalent of 0845 330 9876. If they are going to keep me on hold for hours at a time I don't want to pay for the privilege! There's also an option to press 1 (or something) to be called back by the next staff member. Used this the other day to keep my call cost down when it was getting obvious the queue wasn't moving quickly... I tried that once. Do they actually bother phoning people back now? They never did me... |
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