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It was unregistered, she held it up to the terminal and it said unregistered ehich Is why she didn't hand it in. I'm not saying its alright to use it, if I found 40 quid or more on the ground I'd hAnd it in buy if it was -5, who's going to find it? I know i guess it's wrong, but if I lost 15...
She held the card up to a ticket machine and it said unregistered. If she handed it in tfl would have just kept the money. Hardly seems fair to me. Keeping it is hardly theft
That's was her second to last shot a that job, and the next one comes long before the payment deadline. Here's another point I didn't realise to, it wasn't her unregistered Oyster card. She found it on the floor outside a station she rarely uses, and decided to keep it as its impossible to track...
Hi everyone, I'm new to this forum and I'm actually here to ask a question on behalf of a friend who's worries about incriminating themselves and so asked me to do it.
My friend travelled on the tube this morning but her oyster card (with a fair amount of credit) didn't work, she tried it...
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