We were delayed on an Avanti journey on 6 March bought from trainsplit.com. I was the customer (i.e. purchaser). My partner and I were the two passengers. Tickets were eTickets.
Avanti's Delay Repay system does not allow multiple pdf tickets to be uploaded. It says you must combine them into a single image for upload, or submit separate claims. The latter seemed like the quickest solution, so I submitted two claims, one for each ticket.
The second claim has been rejected stating:
This is despite the fact that they are for tickets with two different images and two different reference numbers. They also conflate "customer" with what I would regard as the passenger here.
When I follow the link to appeal, the first problem is that the appeal consists of a single 250-character text box. I was half-way through typing when I realised I had run out of characters.
The second problem is that the only options on that screen are buttons labelled "Reveal Appeal Claim" (whatever that means) and "Cancel". When you click on the former, it takes you back through your original claim details, but there is no way to exit it and complete the submission at the end.
Has anyone managed (recently) to navigate this appeals process successfully?
Avanti's Delay Repay system does not allow multiple pdf tickets to be uploaded. It says you must combine them into a single image for upload, or submit separate claims. The latter seemed like the quickest solution, so I submitted two claims, one for each ticket.
The second claim has been rejected stating:
Unfortunately, your application has been turned down as we have found an identical claim on our system. If you have made a claim on behalf of another customer, you need to ensure that all the customer contact details and payment details are those of the customer who experienced the delay, otherwise this will result in a 'duplicate claim' which will be rejected. If you believe that there are mitigating circumstances, for example you are claiming on behalf of dependants or children, please resubmit your claim explaining this. You will receive a response regarding your original claim shortly.
This is despite the fact that they are for tickets with two different images and two different reference numbers. They also conflate "customer" with what I would regard as the passenger here.
When I follow the link to appeal, the first problem is that the appeal consists of a single 250-character text box. I was half-way through typing when I realised I had run out of characters.
The second problem is that the only options on that screen are buttons labelled "Reveal Appeal Claim" (whatever that means) and "Cancel". When you click on the former, it takes you back through your original claim details, but there is no way to exit it and complete the submission at the end.
Has anyone managed (recently) to navigate this appeals process successfully?