In message , at 11:31:54
on Fri, 7 Feb 2014, remarked:
Your problem, if you can't tell the difference between issuing a
smart-card that give a discounted fare, and accepting that card when
presented at a gate line.

You obviously don't understand how railcards are used with Oyster.

Yes I do. They have to be "loaded on".
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Roland Perry

In article , (Roland Perry)
wrote:

In message , at
11:31:54 on Fri, 7 Feb 2014, remarked:
Your problem, if you can't tell the difference between issuing a
smart-card that give a discounted fare, and accepting that card when
presented at a gate line.

You obviously don't understand how railcards are used with Oyster.

Yes I do. They have to be "loaded on".

Precisely. So why can't you understand the problem?

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Colin Rosenstiel

In message , at 19:07:11
on Fri, 7 Feb 2014, remarked:

Your problem, if you can't tell the difference between issuing a
smart-card that give a discounted fare, and accepting that card when
presented at a gate line.

You obviously don't understand how railcards are used with Oyster.

Yes I do. They have to be "loaded on".

Precisely. So why can't you understand the problem?

I've explained in detail up the thread.

You feel entitled to demand that the loading is done at your beck and
call. That's probably going to change.
--
Roland Perry

"tim....." wrote in message
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As it is a Vic every time I arrive home off my Thursday/Friday evening
flight - at 10pm!

Who the flip queues up to buy a ticket at 10pm?

tim


IMX the queue at Victoria main line station is nearly always horrendous. I
would never plan to buy a ticket there immediately before travel.

John