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I used my Oyster card to enter the tube the other evening by mistake. I
had a national rail paper ticket for the journey I was making but in my hurry forgot to use it. I exited at the other end using the paper ticket but was unable to clear the unresolved journey because the ticket office at East Putney was closed and I couldn't find a member of staff to talk to. As I was being met by my mother in a waiting car I didn't have time to check for the staff more thorough I assumed I could sort it out the next morning. However when I came back the next morning the machine appeared to show the journey as completed, certainly no unresolved journey. As the ticket office was again closed the member of staff on the barrier suggested I sort it at the other end. That seemed logical as it was St James's Park, LU HQ. However, the ticket office there confirmed that the journey showed as resolved despite my lack of touching out (or other Oyster use) since entering the system the previous evening. They could only refer me to the helpline who did sort me out, thankfully. So how did the journey get resolved? -- Colin Rosenstiel |
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