Fiyero
Member
I am struggling to make a claim for a journey I make semi-regularly and am likely to need to claim for again.
I live in Eastleigh and work in Winchester so have a season ticket (on smart card). I often go to Southampton in the evening so travel Winchester - Eastleigh on my season ticket and then stay on the train until Southampton using either a paper or e-ticket (bought earlier in the day to avoid any issues of ticketless travel!).
I know it will never be a huge amount of money when I claim but it really isn't made easy.
I assumed I should make 2 claims but they were rejected as the tickets weren't valid for the journey.
If I make one claim I have to fudge it and either say it is a season or return ticket and either way I cannot give the value as they are worked out differently. This is what the call centre advised to do when I asked it as a follow up to a different question but when I called again with the online form actually in front of me they couldn't advise how to do it.
I did fudge it into one claim on appeal and it has been approved but at a rate lower than I expected (just over 12.5% of one of the legs).
Any ideas?
I live in Eastleigh and work in Winchester so have a season ticket (on smart card). I often go to Southampton in the evening so travel Winchester - Eastleigh on my season ticket and then stay on the train until Southampton using either a paper or e-ticket (bought earlier in the day to avoid any issues of ticketless travel!).
I know it will never be a huge amount of money when I claim but it really isn't made easy.
I assumed I should make 2 claims but they were rejected as the tickets weren't valid for the journey.
If I make one claim I have to fudge it and either say it is a season or return ticket and either way I cannot give the value as they are worked out differently. This is what the call centre advised to do when I asked it as a follow up to a different question but when I called again with the online form actually in front of me they couldn't advise how to do it.
I did fudge it into one claim on appeal and it has been approved but at a rate lower than I expected (just over 12.5% of one of the legs).
Any ideas?