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A tale of confusing tickets and receipts...
The other day I had to get an extension to my Z1-4 season ticket, on the student discount, in order to go to Epsom. At Waterloo I presented my Oyster, the paper receipt and my Young Person's Railcard as usual (although the SWT staff haven't always ben consistent about whether I can get a YPR discount for this or not). The SWT staffer was the first one to use an Oyster reader for my card in such circumstances, rather than just looking at the receipt. He said that my receipt had been printed on a Gold Card slip and should have been printed on another, and that technically when in the past I've been given extensions marked as for Gold Card I've been effectively travelling illegally as I don't have such a one. Looking at some of the past paper tickets it seems that one of the reasons I haven't always got the YPR discount has been because of the Gold Card. Does anyone know: a) If/how I can get a new paper receipt for my season ticket for future use? b) Whether it's possible to complain about the TfL staffer at Colindale who created the mess in the first place? c) If anyone TOC has ever considered selling extensions from ticket machines, thus allowing the customer to buy what they know they need/have the discount for? (And with Oyster surely it would be easy to validate existing tickets.) |
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