Why would they? The electoral roll takes time to update. Many people don't change it anyway; they also sofa surf between friends. The TOC is more concerned about getting their money, and providing them with an up-to-date address shows you're willing to cooperate.
I understand that, but as I already have a previous offence where I lied about my name. They have my description in the database under my old address, and I think it’s better to just say I lied about my address in order to get rid of any association between my previous offence and this offence?
This, I think, is good advice. It’s not essential to explain why a different address is now being given - so don’t make the unnecessary (and untrue) explanation.
So do I not include anything about lying about my personal details?
-My letter would be
They are used to it, and it's not likely to make much difference to how things go.
That's a matter for you to decide. But I think it's important to avoid the earlier suggestion that you put
Thankyou, I have sent the email now. Why do you think this approach is better?
GTR will be able to access ticket purchases form any rail ticket seller - so if they investigate other purchases (as they probably will) they will find the gold card evasion on C2C etc. This is done under powers to prevent crime and all the train operators act on behalf of each other in this regard it seems. So you should prepare for that financially at least.
