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I currently have an Oyster which has worked find for the last 3 months. My
current tickets runs oot on the 14th November. When leaving Camden Town station this morning, my card failed saying "Seek Assistance". Did not catch the Reason Code. I moved aside and asked the SA to check it for me. He then asked when I bought it, I said "About 3 three weeks ago", he replied "About ? Where from ?", I said "Camden Town or TicketLine, can't remember", he then said "Is it your card ?". Now I had a. my Record card which had my Oystercard number and Photocard on it, b. my photocard with the correct number, and c. my Oystercard with the corresponding card number. It is clearly my card, it has not been stolen and is not my fault that it failed. While I was being "Talked" to by the SA, I saw two people jump the Ticket Gates. Are SA's being given incentives to try to catch Fraudulent Oystercards ? |
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