Alteran Ancient
Member
My sibling was travelling into work this morning to discover that none of the Oyster validators were working at his station.
The notices said "Buy a paper ticket or use a different station", but I feel this is not correct advice. Why should you have to use a different station because a critical component of the ticketing system is not working at your selected station?
He bought a paper single to London Bridge, but I would expect he should be able to get it refunded by the TOC. He's already hit his Oyster "weekly cap", so today's journey would have been free had he not been coerced into buying an additional ticket by this signage.
The notices said "Buy a paper ticket or use a different station", but I feel this is not correct advice. Why should you have to use a different station because a critical component of the ticketing system is not working at your selected station?
He bought a paper single to London Bridge, but I would expect he should be able to get it refunded by the TOC. He's already hit his Oyster "weekly cap", so today's journey would have been free had he not been coerced into buying an additional ticket by this signage.