You can now obtain a posted statement of usage for the last eight
weeks for your oystercard.
It is fully detailed down to fare stage of boarding on bus routes.
It's obtainable using the "ask oyster" facility at www.oystercard.com
giving your name, address, oystercard number and security answer, or
by calling the oystercard helpline.

Matthew wrote:
You can now obtain a posted statement of usage for the last eight
weeks for your oystercard.
It is fully detailed down to fare stage of boarding on bus routes.
It's obtainable using the "ask oyster" facility at www.oystercard.com
giving your name, address, oystercard number and security answer, or
by calling the oystercard helpline.

Yeah, but I don't want anyone to keep such data; let alone
available over a website.

#Paul

On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 08:08:11 +0000,
wrote:
Matthew wrote:
You can now obtain a posted statement of usage for the last eight
weeks for your oystercard.
It is fully detailed down to fare stage of boarding on bus routes.
It's obtainable using the "ask oyster" facility at www.oystercard.com
giving your name, address, oystercard number and security answer, or
by calling the oystercard helpline.

Yeah, but I don't want anyone to keep such data; let alone
available over a website.

Not having an Oyster card is always an option.

Sam

wrote in message
...

Yeah, but I don't want anyone to keep such data; let alone
available over a website.

#Paul


Would it be illegal to use a false name and address, so then our liberties
would not be compromised (until the card is cross referenced against cameras
in stations of course). I am assuming now that a false wig and beard is used
when you get your photocard made up ;-)

Joe

www.runnersneed.co.uk
"Matthew" wrote in message
...
You can now obtain a posted statement of usage for the last eight
weeks for your oystercard.
It is fully detailed down to fare stage of boarding on bus routes.
It's obtainable using the "ask oyster" facility at www.oystercard.com
giving your name, address, oystercard number and security answer, or
by calling the oystercard helpline.

I can't find it, can you give more specific details

Zac wrote:
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I can't find it, can you give more specific details


"Ask Oyster" and enter "statement".

Sam Holloway wrote:
Not having an Oyster card is always an option.

Are non-oyster annual cards still available then?


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On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 10:18:02 +0000, Richard wrote:


wrote in message
...

Yeah, but I don't want anyone to keep such data; let alone
available over a website.

#Paul


Would it be illegal to use a false name and address, so then our liberties
would not be compromised (until the card is cross referenced against cameras
in stations of course). I am assuming now that a false wig and beard is used
when you get your photocard made up ;-)

I have an unegistered one that I only top up with cash

wrote in message
...
Sam Holloway wrote:
Not having an Oyster card is always an option.

Are non-oyster annual cards still available then?

I don't know if Underground stations still sell them but you can certainly
still buy paper season tickets at National Rail stations.

Peter Smyth

Matthew wrote in message . ..
You can now obtain a posted statement of usage for the last eight
weeks for your oystercard.
It is fully detailed down to fare stage of boarding on bus routes.
It's obtainable using the "ask oyster" facility at www.oystercard.com
giving your name, address, oystercard number and security answer, or
by calling the oystercard helpline.

Got my statement today and have a few issues:

1. It says "Validate Bus Boarding" rather than the bus number
2. The clocks aren't syncronised hence I "validate Exit Version 2" at
13:57 then got on a bus at 13:55 on the same day
3. Some strange times appear e.g. I got on a bus at 25:03 (is this to
do with travelcards being valid until 3am=27:00?)
4. Victoria TRAIN station ticket gates appear on the statement (done
from my travel card) but the Putney train station gates do not... any
idea why?


Chris