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    Advice on how to respond to TFL’s Investigations Appeals & Prosecution Team

    Thank you all for your replies. Wouldn’t it seem suspicious the fact that my details was used the the Oyster is registered at the same address as where I live?
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    Advice on how to respond to TFL’s Investigations Appeals & Prosecution Team

    I can get the Oyster card but not a letter as he lives abroad. I could probably ask him to scan me when he gets back but that would take few weeks. Surely they will ask why he gave my name and address?
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    Advice on how to respond to TFL’s Investigations Appeals & Prosecution Team

    Fawkes Cat, Thank you. I will email them and just be honest with them.
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    Advice on how to respond to TFL’s Investigations Appeals & Prosecution Team

    Thanks for the reply. I brought and topped-up a pay as you go oyster for my brother which I left on the kitchen table for him to collect. Instead he mistakenly picked my flatmate one as the were both in TfL issued wallets. So it was not borrowed or stolen and my flatmate understands this. One...
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    Advice on how to respond to TFL’s Investigations Appeals & Prosecution Team

    Hi, Few days ago my brother who is visiting me from abroad was caught on train using my flatmate student Oyster card and gave my details to TfL. I have receive a worrying letter today from TfL’s investigation appeals and prosecution team asking wether I deny or accept of committing an offence...

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