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It looks like I need to get an Oyster card for pre-pay but I regularly
need to produce receipts for travel. That is easy with paper tickets but how do I do that with Oyster pre-pay? Ask Oyster doesn't have anything. -- Colin Rosenstiel |
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On Mon, 27 Feb 2006 01:42 +0000 (GMT Standard Time),
(Colin Rosenstiel) wrote: It looks like I need to get an Oyster card for pre-pay but I regularly need to produce receipts for travel. That is easy with paper tickets but how do I do that with Oyster pre-pay? Ask Oyster doesn't have anything. If you top up at a tube ticket window, you'll get a receipt for it. If you ask at a tube ticket window, you can get a print-out showing your most recent journeys, including their costs. |
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In message , at 02:44:33 on
Mon, 27 Feb 2006, asdf remarked: If you ask at a tube ticket window, you can get a print-out showing your most recent journeys, including their costs. When I last topped up my card, I did it at a window because the queue there was smaller than the queue for the only working Oyster-enabled machine (hard to believe, but true). While I was there I asked for a "printout", and got about two feet of till roll that had loads of stuff about when I'd topped up, as well as a whole bunch of journeys. But that's hardly good enough given that one of my clients requires expenses in promptly, and if I'm dashing for a train home I don't want to have to queue at the underground ticket office every time I depart from KX/StPancras. (I'm unlikely to be back before my expenses are due in, and even them I'm probably dashing the opposite direction). It's better than the Nottingham equivalent of the Oyster (Easyrider Anytime), which I don't think has any scope for a per-journey receipt. [And can only be topped up at one location, in the City Centre]. http://www.nctx.co.uk/EasyRider/Easyrider.htm -- Roland Perry |
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In message , at 03:07:32 on
Mon, 27 Feb 2006, Laurence Payne remarked: You can ask for a print-out at an Underground ticket office, covering your last dozen or so journeys. I think you can request one online too, though they post it to you. A url for that would be useful. Single tickets were always swallowed by the machine at the end of the journey anyway. Except if your journey ends at KX (and a few other places) which is where Colin and I are likely to be exiting the system. -- Roland Perry |
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In message , Roland
Perry writes In message , at 03:07:32 on Mon, 27 Feb 2006, Laurence Payne remarked: You can ask for a print-out at an Underground ticket office, covering your last dozen or so journeys. I think you can request one online too, though they post it to you. A url for that would be useful. Single tickets were always swallowed by the machine at the end of the journey anyway. Except if your journey ends at KX (and a few other places) which is where Colin and I are likely to be exiting the system. That option will stop fairly soon, once the refurbished station is completed (the only reason the ticket machines haven't retained the tickets is to allow people to change between lines which have, until now, required separate booking halls). -- Paul G Typing from Barking |
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In message , at 09:10:05 on Mon,
27 Feb 2006, Paul G remarked: Single tickets were always swallowed by the machine at the end of the journey anyway. Except if your journey ends at KX (and a few other places) which is where Colin and I are likely to be exiting the system. That option will stop fairly soon, once the refurbished station is completed Is there a date for this? I see that the Northern ticket hall won't be finished until 2009. (the only reason the ticket machines haven't retained the tickets is to allow people to change between lines which have, until now, required separate booking halls). Yes, I know. -- Roland Perry |
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Colin Rosenstiel wrote:
In article , (Laurence Payne) wrote: On Mon, 27 Feb 2006 01:42 +0000 (GMT Standard Time), (Colin Rosenstiel) wrote: It looks like I need to get an Oyster card for pre-pay but I regularly need to produce receipts for travel. That is easy with paper tickets but how do I do that with Oyster pre-pay? Ask Oyster doesn't have anything. You can ask for a print-out at an Underground ticket office, covering your last dozen or so journeys. I think you can request one online too, though they post it to you. Not according to the Oyster helpline this morning. I specifically asked too. I recently emailed to ask for a statement using the Ask Oyster website. They sent it to me by email as a PDF. -- Dave Arquati Imperial College, SW7 www.alwaystouchout.com - Transport projects in London |
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