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Hi Indigo2, MultiPass team would like to connect with you - there seems to be several synergy areas.

The last beacon - at present - is at Tottenham Hale. The stations between TOM and LST will be covered during the next phase of the pilot - there are some challenges there.

Hi Indigo2, What is your connection to brfares.com?

Yes, all such cases are being addressed, i.e. the rules for the pilot route will be reviewed. --- old post above --- --- new post below --- Not us, no.

Thank you for your kind words. We genuinely want to help the UK Government to turn their election promises into the reality: http://www.computerweekly.com/blogs/editors-blog/2015/04/the-missing-election-manifesto.html It's time this country stepped into the next century when it comes to...

Seven Sisters will be added to the route and T&Cs updated accordingly. Thank you for spotting that edge case, Be3G! --- old post above --- --- new post below --- I will post a link here when "Phase 2" of the pilot launches in early May. That will be open to iPhone users too, btw.

Matt, T&Cs will be updated to reflect the scenario you highlighted. Thank you for your valuable input. --- old post above --- --- new post below --- MM, thank you for your constructive criticism. You raised some valid points. MultiPass will be offering an option of pre-purchasing...

Good point! We'll get that fixed, one way or another. Will revert.

Anytime :)

Will check re T&Cs and revert. --- old post above --- --- new post below --- There are no AGA trains from Cambridge that stop at Seven Sisters. If the passenger travels outside the pilot route, he/she needs to have a valid ticket for that journey.

I will hate to disappoint you... :) But thank you for your encouragement anyway. As for Oyster, you described the reasons for its uptake; I was referring to the reasons why an average user likes Oyster now (it's not even capping per se, but convenience and "peace of mind"). Re changing...

You don't "buy" tickets as such with MultiPass. With your example, you will be charged for a single journey on the day of your outbound travel. When you make "matching" inbound journey, the price of that return journey will be adjusted to reflect the charge already made in respect of the...

What do you do if you buy a ticket and then your plans change?.. That's why Oyster is so popular - you don't need to think/plan in advance. App-based "paper ticket" is just a better mousetrap... --- old post above --- --- new post below --- Yes, I work for the company that runs it, hence my...

With some banks, it takes me weeks to get a refund. With Amex - just one phone call. --- old post above --- --- new post below --- You are correct.

Broadly speaking, that's correct.