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, at 14:04:56 on Sat, 24 Mar 2012, Owain remarked: It's regarded as a banking facility (or e-money), if they can be spent with a third party. Most gift cards are tied to one shop or product. However the regulations allow you to get a refund of the stored value on your Oyster. So all that's needed is a machine (A) which you touch your Oyster against and (if you have stored PAYG value) it gives you a 20p or even a 50p coin as a partial refund. That's a very clever idea, but has a drawback - it would allow thieves to "cash in" on lost/stolen cards. -- Roland Perry |
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