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In message , Dave Newt
writes Kat wrote: Are you certain the readers were off? The gates can be set to open but wouldn't normally be powered down unless there's a fault. Absolutely. No lights and no reaction. (I tried briefly.) OK, I can find out about that. So it would assume I had started in Z1-3 (my season)? So if a Z6-D gate had been off, I would have only paid £1 to get out in Z4, since it would have assumed I came in in Z1-3? On the way back you'd need to put £2.00 for the cost of two extensions (assuming you have 1 - 2) Oh yeah, getting back would not be a problem - I mean the extension calculator didn't know where I got on in this case, so I am just wondering how it would guess where I got on (and what it would guess). I've given up assuming anything about what Oyster cards might guess. If you go to a ticket office and get your journey resolved, you can tell them where and why you couldn't validate the start of your journey and they ought to accept your word for it. I imagine you've used your Oyster since Saturday, so how much did you have to pay? -- Kat Me, Ambivalent? Well, yes and no. |
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