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hi2u_uk

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I had purchased a paper day travel card costing £18.60 and was awarded a payment of £4.70 for a 30-59 minute delay between blackfriars and ravensbourne. What is the basis of this award as i dont understand how it relates to the £18.60 ticket i used
 
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freddie1729

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A travelcard is effectively a return ticket. So you were refunded 50% for one leg (50%) of the journey.

They must’ve rounded up the £4.65 compensation.
 

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I had purchased a paper day travel card costing £18.60 and was awarded a payment of £4.70 for a 30-59 minute delay between blackfriars and ravensbourne. What is the basis of this award as i dont understand how it relates to the £18.60 ticket i used
As that's a zone 1-6 anytime travelcard, I have to ask why on earth weren't you using Oyster/contactless? If you went all the way to zone 6 you'd have capped at £12.80, but if Ravensbourne (4) was the furthest out you went it would have been a maximum of £10.10. You can still claim delay repay with Oyster/contactless.
 
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