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Oystercard from National Rail
Does anyone know which National Rail stations are issuing Oystercards? I
can't get one from a Tube station, as they don't accept all major credit cards. The Tube accepts JCB (5th largest) but not Amex (3rd largest) or Diners (4th largest). |
Oystercard from National Rail
"Nicholas F Hodder" typed
Does anyone know which National Rail stations are issuing Oystercards? I can't get one from a Tube station, as they don't accept all major credit cards. The Tube accepts JCB (5th largest) but not Amex (3rd largest) or Diners (4th largest). Amex & Diners charge merchants higher commission than Visa & Mastercard IIRC. -- Helen D. Vecht: Edgware. |
Oystercard from National Rail
"Nicholas F Hodder" wrote in message ... Does anyone know which National Rail stations are issuing Oystercards? I can't get one from a Tube station, as they don't accept all major credit cards. The Tube accepts JCB (5th largest) but not Amex (3rd largest) or Diners (4th largest). Yes - this is because Amex & Diners charge high transaction rates. A lot of retailers have stopped taking them recently because of this. As the great majority of credit card holders will have at least one Visa or Mastercard this isn't usually an issue. Maybe you should consider moving to a credit / charge card that is accepted universally in the UK? ;) As for NR stations issuing Oystercards, there are a few IIRC (e.g. those serving underground lines where there is only 1 ticket office run by the TOC - Richmond is one such example I know of, Ealing Broadway may be another). Colin |
Oystercard from National Rail
"Colin" wrote in message ... "Nicholas F Hodder" wrote in message ... Does anyone know which National Rail stations are issuing Oystercards? I can't get one from a Tube station, as they don't accept all major credit cards. The Tube accepts JCB (5th largest) but not Amex (3rd largest) or Diners (4th largest). Yes - this is because Amex & Diners charge high transaction rates. A lot of retailers have stopped taking them recently because of this. As the great majority of credit card holders will have at least one Visa or Mastercard this isn't usually an issue. Maybe you should consider moving to a credit / charge card that is accepted universally in the UK? ;) I use Amex because of the perks (BA Miles etc). Rather than switching credit card, I switch the place I buy my Travelcards from. I therefore always buy them from National Rail stations. As for NR stations issuing Oystercards, there are a few IIRC (e.g. those serving underground lines where there is only 1 ticket office run by the TOC - Richmond is one such example I know of, Ealing Broadway may be another). Is Stratford one of these? |
Oystercard from National Rail
On Sat, 27 Sep 2003 13:58:30 +0100, "Nicholas F Hodder"
wrote: "Colin" wrote in message ... "Nicholas F Hodder" wrote in message ... Does anyone know which National Rail stations are issuing Oystercards? As for NR stations issuing Oystercards, there are a few IIRC (e.g. those serving underground lines where there is only 1 ticket office run by the TOC - Richmond is one such example I know of, Ealing Broadway may be another). Is Stratford one of these? No - it's now an LUL office. There is a NR window within the LUL Office but whether it accepts NR payment types I do not know. Finsbury Park (WAGN), Wimbledon, Queens Park, Barking, Walthamstow Central, Upminster should all fall within the scope of NR stations that will be able to retail Oystercards. -- Paul C Admits to working for London Underground! |
Oystercard from National Rail
In message , Colin
writes cut As for NR stations issuing Oystercards, there are a few IIRC (e.g. those serving underground lines where there is only 1 ticket office run by the TOC - Richmond is one such example I know of, Ealing Broadway may be another). Colin Richmond does NOT currently sell Oystercards, as the APTIS machines are still being modified. This I belief is the situation at other TOC stations -- Martin Summerfield works for a TOC - but these are my own opinions |
Oystercard from National Rail
On Sat, 27 Sep 2003 13:00:55 +0100, "Colin"
wrote: As for NR stations issuing Oystercards, there are a few IIRC (e.g. those serving underground lines where there is only 1 ticket office run by the TOC - Richmond is one such example I know of, Ealing Broadway may be another). Have they started issuing them at Richond already? I will get my next renewal there if so. |
Oystercard from National Rail
In message , K
writes On Sat, 27 Sep 2003 13:00:55 +0100, "Colin" wrote: As for NR stations issuing Oystercards, there are a few IIRC (e.g. those serving underground lines where there is only 1 ticket office run by the TOC - Richmond is one such example I know of, Ealing Broadway may be another). Have they started issuing them at Richond already? I will get my next renewal there if so. No -- Martin Summerfield |
Oystercard from National Rail
On Mon, 29 Sep 2003 18:26:31 +0100, Martin Summerfield
wrote: Have they started issuing them at Richond already? I will get my next renewal there if so. No Thanks - when will it be? My renewal is due at the start of January. |
Oystercard from National Rail
In message , K
writes On Mon, 29 Sep 2003 18:26:31 +0100, Martin Summerfield wrote: Have they started issuing them at Richond already? I will get my next renewal there if so. No Thanks - when will it be? My renewal is due at the start of January. Should be Nov - Dec time -- Martin Summerfield |
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