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So that means it must have been an MG11 then? I maintain that I did not receive any correspondence from either company - yet TIL's letters were received to the address I gave, and addressed to myself! Could this mean anything good? At all...?

The application cost mentioned in post #13 would cover the ticket cost from Leeds to Bristol of £112.80 I should think... But the ticket he asked me to pay for at the time was for Sheffield to Bristol given that I had a valid ticket for Leeds to Sheffield

The ticket he gave me was a zero-fare one yes - the inspector states this in his witness statement. Something he kept as evidence was a ticket of the journey with the price of £112.80 hand written on it the actual ticket itself. I did not get a copy of this.

Is there any way of knowing if it was an MG11, if all I was given was a zero fare ticket? And from what the inspector told me, I was under the impression I would receive a UPFN - would you agree?

I am right in saying that CrossCountry should have sent me something through the post, yes? I have been looking into witness statements - it might have been that the inspector submitted an MG11... If so, would this change the fact that I should have received some form of letter through the post?

I gave the ticket inspector my details correctly and honestly - nothing came in the post from either company, even after calling both numerous times. It was then, a month later that I received the letter from TIL.

Have you never been on a train and slept if your destination is a good distance away? I have. Just this time I forgot to put an alarm on my phone to wake me up before my stop. But yes, I was offered the chance to pay the ticket and as I've mentioned before, I could not afford to pay it there...

I thought that because its not 'Strict liability' that it would not mean a criminal record? or so ive read. I have tried to gain call history from my phone provider but they cannot hold anything beyond 30 days apparently. However I do have emails to CrossCountry stating that I would like to...

That is what the inspector took it as, that is why he asked for the sum of £97.60 for the journey I had taken. I said I could not afford that sum, but would be able to at a later date. It is then we he told me to call a certain number which I did, and pay for it, which I also tried to do, many...

My original ticket to Sheffield at the time cost £6.85 with a valid railcard, when he asked me if I had any other tickets I showed him my railcard thinking that's what he asked of me, I then asked where I was and how far I had travelled. Before the train arrived at Cheltenham I tried purchasing...

The CrossCountry number provided on the 'no ticket?' card. I believe it was customer relations who then passed me through the the person who I explained the who situation too, and having told him what I've told you all, he too was under the impression it was was form of payable ticket. I was...

Hi All. I travelled from Leeds intending to go to Sheffield. I was woken up just after Birmingham. I would say I looked ridiculously tired yes, I was shocked when the guard woke me and asked for my ticket as I had already shown my ticket and it had been punched, then when he told me I had...

Hi, I have been reading some posts about court summons. Mine is next month and both Transport Investigations Ltd and the rail company the incident occurred with have given their final words on the matter and are not budging for an out of court settlement. The incident occurred early...