As some of you may already know, as I have made a post in my morning train journey thread, I forgot my season ticket this morning. Fortunately the ticket inspector didn't come round but now I'm in a panic over how I am going to get home this evening. Will they make me buy another ticket and, if so, will I be able to get it refunded? WOuld it be cheaper to buy at the station beforehand?
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My train company allows the passenger to get 1 full refund of a ticket that you have bought whilst also holding a season pass. I have forgotten my pass before and hence had to buy a ticket, which I then got refunded at the ticket office.
You are allow 2 further refunds if you forget your pass again, but they are not fully re-paid. I think the rate is 50% and then 30% or something. -
alt f4Originally posted by gricerboy View Postas some of you may already know, as i have made a post in my morning train journey thread, i forgot my season ticket this morning. Fortunately the ticket inspector didn't come round but now i'm in a panic over how i am going to get home this evening. Will they make me buy another ticket and, if so, will i be able to get it refunded? Would it be cheaper to buy at the station beforehand?
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Originally posted by gricerboy View PostAs some of you may already know, as I have made a post in my morning train journey thread, I forgot my season ticket this morning. Fortunately the ticket inspector didn't come round but now I'm in a panic over how I am going to get home this evening. Will they make me buy another ticket and, if so, will I be able to get it refunded? WOuld it be cheaper to buy at the station beforehand?
Give me your address and tell me which plant pot that your key kept under. I will drop it off for you."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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Thankyou, By the way which company do you use FGW?Originally posted by ChimpMaster View PostMy train company allows the passenger to get 1 full refund of a ticket that you have bought whilst also holding a season pass. I have forgotten my pass before and hence had to buy a ticket, which I then got refunded at the ticket office.
You are allow 2 further refunds if you forget your pass again, but they are not fully re-paid. I think the rate is 50% and then 30% or something.Comment
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Originally posted by ChimpMaster View PostMy train company allows the passenger to get 1 full refund of a ticket that you have bought whilst also holding a season pass. I have forgotten my pass before and hence had to buy a ticket, which I then got refunded at the ticket office.
You are allow 2 further refunds if you forget your pass again, but they are not fully re-paid. I think the rate is 50% and then 30% or something.
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