"Roland Perry" wrote in message
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In message , at 16:04:04
on Sun, 13 Jul 2008, Steve Dulieu
remarked:
If the card is of a type that cannot be replaced at a ticket office - eg a
freedom pass - then the customer should be advised to follow the usual
replacement procedure. Freedom pass holders should be advised to contact
the council of issue. Child photocard holders should apply for a
replacement by using the number on the back of the card."

And people with a Barclaycard/Oyster??

Doesn't mention them at all. At a guess, and having never seen a Barclay
card oyster, I suspect they have to contact the card issuer.
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In message , at
16:41:57 on Sun, 13 Jul 2008, Steve Dulieu
remarked:
And people with a Barclaycard/Oyster??

Doesn't mention them at all. At a guess, and having never seen a
Barclay card oyster, I suspect they have to contact the card issuer.

I wonder if TFL have warned the Barclaycard helpdesk, and also
instructed their barrier-folk to let those cards through for the next
week or two on the nod as well?
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Roland Perry

"Roland Perry" wrote in message
...
In message , at 16:41:57
on Sun, 13 Jul 2008, Steve Dulieu
remarked:
And people with a Barclaycard/Oyster??

Doesn't mention them at all. At a guess, and having never seen a Barclay
card oyster, I suspect they have to contact the card issuer.

I wonder if TFL have warned the Barclaycard helpdesk, and also instructed
their barrier-folk to let those cards through for the next week or two on
the nod as well?

One would hope so...
--
Cheers, Steve.
Change jealous to sad to reply.