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In message , David Walters
writes Allegedly a maximum cost single will be deducted and then some credit will be put back on at the end of your journey. So what happens if the ticket gates are working at the start of your journey but not at the end of your journey? Surely it would better to take off a minimum cost single. And then take the extra off at the end? You don't want to overcharge people or nowt.......... -- CJG |
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On Wed, 27 Aug 2003 22:50:32 +0100, CJG wrote:
In message , David Walters writes Allegedly a maximum cost single will be deducted and then some credit will be put back on at the end of your journey. So what happens if the ticket gates are working at the start of your journey but not at the end of your journey? Surely it would better to take off a minimum cost single. And then take the extra off at the end? You don't want to overcharge people or nowt.......... There needs to be an incentive for people to scan their tickets on the way out. If a minimum single was deducted on entry then when people exited at a station with open barriers I suspect the number of people claiming faulty equipment would be very high. David |
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