Oh dear, what a pickle. Sorry to hear that you have had so much trouble. There's not a lot more that I can add to this that has not already been said really but I hope that both the police and Thamelink investigate this thoroughly and that you get your money back. You were treated disgracefully and should have been given a receipt for the penalty fare. In fact had the RPI had a heart or even some understanding of the mistake they should have sold you the correct tickets for your journey instead!
The moral of the story is check train times in advance and always check your tickets before walking away from the ticket office, especially when making a big purchase. It would also help in future if you paid by card so that there is a record of all the charges on your bank statement, the penalty fare would be much easier to trace had this been the case. You also could have saved yourself a percent cashback.
Good luck and thanks for sharing your story which I am sure many of us will will take on board having learnt a valuable lesson.
i think you will find like myself some think there is some information not shared
this can be deliberate to manoover our thoughts in the direction they want
it can also be unintentional or in an attempt to keep things simple
the thing is there is so much information indeed an overload from one side and virtually none from the other side off any use

not saying he or she isnt genuine and deserving but you cant give accurate suggestions without all the facts that includes the ones you omit
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