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June 29th 14, 07:46 PM
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TfL acknowledges contactless technology risk
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20:24:20 on Sun, 29 Jun 2014, Neil Williams remarked: http://www.c2c-online.co.uk/customer...c2c-smart-faqs "PLEASE NOTE: Tickets can only be used in the order in which they were purchased". That's useless, then. It is an expensive chocolate teapot. Although C2C is a toy network (it could hardly be simpler or easier to run) the principles they are testing could well be applied to the rest of the country. However, when I buy tickets ahead of time, it's always for a specific day. How would this "buying order" rule work if I bought a ticket for the end of August today, and a ticket for early August tomorrow? In other news, I see they say you can only buy one ticket per day [online]. So bad luck if you want to buy one for late August, and another for early August, the same day. -- Roland Perry |
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