noddingdonkey
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What is the position with an over-riding excess on a journey where there is a fare anomaly and the longer journey is cheaper?
I'm looking at Huddersfield to Halifax anytime return £5.50. On the return leg there is a chance that I would want to return to Slaithwaite, one stop beyond Huddersfield. Slaithwaite to Halifax anytime return £4.80. Would Halifax booking price issue an excess for this journey? I realise they probably won't refund the 35p but i wonder if there is going to be a "computer says no" scenario?
I know I could start short on a Slaithwaite to Halifax anytime return, but I'm not sure what the reaction would be if I try to buy that at Huddersfield where the Halifax fare is one the clerks are likely to know of the top of their heads!
I'm looking at Huddersfield to Halifax anytime return £5.50. On the return leg there is a chance that I would want to return to Slaithwaite, one stop beyond Huddersfield. Slaithwaite to Halifax anytime return £4.80. Would Halifax booking price issue an excess for this journey? I realise they probably won't refund the 35p but i wonder if there is going to be a "computer says no" scenario?
I know I could start short on a Slaithwaite to Halifax anytime return, but I'm not sure what the reaction would be if I try to buy that at Huddersfield where the Halifax fare is one the clerks are likely to know of the top of their heads!