Text message alerts.
 

Okay here is a funny one. So ages ago I set up text alerts to tell me
when there was problems on certian lines at certian times on certain
days.
Very useful. Not often praise London Underground. But a very good idea
and works very well.
So now I don't want them anymore as Im not living in London and I can
use other services to check how L.U. is running.
Unfortunely I have forgotten my PIN number to log in. So can't make
changes.
Thankfully L.U. have put in a thing so you can have your PIN e-mailed
to you if you forgot it. Unfortunely the e-mail address I logged in
with is no longer in use.
Any ideas?

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"CJG Now Thankfully Living In The North" wrote in
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Okay here is a funny one. So ages ago I set up text alerts to tell me
when there was problems on certian lines at certian times on certain
days.
Very useful. Not often praise London Underground. But a very good idea
and works very well.
So now I don't want them anymore as Im not living in London and I can
use other services to check how L.U. is running.
Unfortunely I have forgotten my PIN number to log in. So can't make
changes.
Thankfully L.U. have put in a thing so you can have your PIN e-mailed
to you if you forgot it. Unfortunely the e-mail address I logged in
with is no longer in use.
Any ideas?

Change your mobile phone number? ;-)

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CJG Now Thankfully Living In The North wrote:
Okay here is a funny one. So ages ago I set up text alerts to tell me
when there was problems on certian lines at certian times on certain
days.
Very useful. Not often praise London Underground. But a very good idea
and works very well.
So now I don't want them anymore as Im not living in London and I can
use other services to check how L.U. is running.
Unfortunely I have forgotten my PIN number to log in. So can't make
changes.
Thankfully L.U. have put in a thing so you can have your PIN e-mailed
to you if you forgot it. Unfortunely the e-mail address I logged in
with is no longer in use.
Any ideas?

Contact LU and ask for help - how ever much it goes against the grain.

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(CJG Now Thankfully Living In The North)typed


Okay here is a funny one. So ages ago I set up text alerts to tell me
when there was problems on certian lines at certian times on certain
days.
Very useful. Not often praise London Underground. But a very good idea
and works very well.
So now I don't want them anymore as Im not living in London and I can
use other services to check how L.U. is running.
Unfortunely I have forgotten my PIN number to log in. So can't make
changes.
Thankfully L.U. have put in a thing so you can have your PIN e-mailed
to you if you forgot it. Unfortunely the e-mail address I logged in
with is no longer in use.
Any ideas?

Try http://alerts.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/html/reset_pin.jsp

Trouble with that is that you have to remember your user ID.

I can't remember mine.

Thameslink give top quality text alerts FWIW.

--
Helen D. Vecht:
Edgware.

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From: "Cast_Iron"
Date: 04/02/2004 16:47 GMT Standard Time

Contact LU and ask for help - how ever much it goes against the grain.

"LU" and "help" in the same sentence. You don't see that very often - and you
don't get it that often either!

Text message alerts.
 

No response from London Underground about the problem. However I am
fully informed about how rubbish the service is on the Met Line. Which
is useful when your living up here.

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Helen Deborah Vecht wrote in message ...
(CJG Now Thankfully Living In The North)typed


No response from London Underground about the problem. However I am
fully informed about how rubbish the service is on the Met Line. Which
is useful when your living up here.

Here's what I did.

I forgot my original User ID and its PIN.

I registered for alerts on the same phone, with the same personal
details with a new User ID & PIN.

I then got an email from TFL which mentioned my old User ID. I still
couln't remember my PIN but 'reset' this on the website.

I could then adjust both requests for alerts online.

The same could just work for you...


Would it work with a different e-mail address?
The problem has been caused by me changing internet provider and the
orginal e-mail address no longer existing

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