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But in the letter tfl sent me it says for me to reply and say whether i accept committing the offence or deny it ? What do i write then

Oh ok I would much rather just pay an out of court settlement So should i just plead guilty and say i wish to pay for an out of court settlement after explaining abit about the situation ?

What do you mean

If i say im guilty will they just fine me and let me pay an out of court settlement fee ? I really cant be bothered with all this hassle

Why is it in regards to the 2nd scenario i shouldnt say im innocent?

I tapped in but when i went on the train they said i hadnt tapped in

Thats not an issue because i showed the inspector my oyster card which had my face on it

Thank you for the all information everyone

Its not come up on my bank statement so im not sure but sometimes touchless transactions take time to show. It may have been the bank card or a general top up oyster card that I sometimes carry. My worry is that they will try to take me to court which I dont want to go to. How likely is it...

Also what should I write in the letter they send me ?

I was travelling on an overground line in London from one station and stopped at another station some stops after (tapping in and out no problems whatsoever.) On the way back (same route I originally took) I first went to the machine to check if I had money in my oyster (18+) taking some...