Re: First Capital Connect Discounted Fares Unavailable from other TOCs
Von: Connaire (conn1231@googlemail.com) [Profil]
Datum: 14.08.2008 22:56
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Newsgroup: uk.railway
Datum: 14.08.2008 22:56
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Newsgroup: uk.railway
On 14 Aug, 20:59, SB <s_byers...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: > FCC have recently widely advertised that they are offering discounted > fares compared to other TOCs on shared routes. Typically there is the > East Croydon (or boundary zone 6) to / from Brighton at £8.25 for > senior railcard day return. HOWEVER this is unavailable from SWT > ticket offices and Southern ticket offices. All they offer is the full > Southern fare at £9.30. Why so? However the cheaper FCC fare *is* > available from *machines* at East Croydon (if you spend time surfing > the various options). Whenever I've tried to purchase said FCC fare at > SWT and Southern ticket offices I've been told by the clerks that the > fare is not listed and therefore is not available. Even when I've > shown previous FCC tickets they've denied their existence!!! AND at > Farringdon the fare is not available either despite it being a FCC > station. T4L add on a 'facilitation fee' making the fare £8.90'ish. > Since FCC is widely advertising its discounted fare it might also be > expected that other TOCs offer the fares when requested. However > either the clerks are too bloody lazy to look for them or the TOCs > have a policy of not offering FCC fares. Charging the higher fares by > default is not acceptable. SB. Or maybe you can't get them at SWT and Southern stations is because its a TOC specific ticket?[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
Antworten
- Poster (14.08.2008 23:10)
- Philip Hardy (15.08.2008 07:29)
