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Well, we gave it a go and dragged it out to the penultimate game of the season but it wasn't to be. I am immensely proud of the way my team and my club have gone about things this season when we knew from the off that we were likely to be out of our depth.

Can I refer you to post #9?

No, it will not be recorded.

If we are going to argue that private businesses are prevented from making a profit we should remove all subsidies as well, and see how they manage then.

Except that it hasn't been removed at all. It's just made a bit more difficult to find.

While there are still machines around the network, it is still relevant to be mentioned in the conditions.

It doesn't, why do you ask?

A case for charging for ToD, perhaps, where other options are available and the retailer would make a loss on fulfilment?

Whether cautioned or not makes very little difference.

Glad you've got it sorted, and thanks for coming back to tell us what happened.

I second that.

I agree - when I saw the settlement amount I went back through the thread to try an find what I has missed as the figure wasn't explained by what I remembered reading, and remained unexplained after rereading. Or could it be that they see a letter from (insert solicitor's name of choice) and...

I do this from time to time when buying from Currys PCWorld (or whatever they call themselves now), because I can get all the information I want at the store but they only provide free delivery when ordering online.

It's the code used in rail industry systems but I don't think it is widely recognised elsewhere. When talking about fares it's best just to refer to a Senior Railcard. It's also worth noting that SNR is the code for Sanderstead station, so there would still be room for confusion. And SRN is the...

Was it? How can you be sure of that?

If anyone can help, I'm after a couple of Thameslink unit numbers, please, for the following services: 25 April 9T57 1818 Bedford - Brighton 27 April 9T60 2028 Brighton - Bedford 2 May 9R39 1534 Bedford - Three Bridges Thanks.

And a third point is that in most cases this is still working out as a cheaper deal than going to court and receiving a fine on tope of the fares and costs.

If the letter says you can pay by the 21st, there is absolutely no problem in waiting until then to pay. They will be fully aware that not everybody can access the money immediately, and there is no danger of the offer being withdrawn.

It is best to wait until you receive a letter from Southeastern.

That's very much tarring everybody with the same brush. There are undoubtedly some who act in that way but I am sure there are many cases of enthusiasts encountering issues which they have dealt with correctly. And very many enthusiasts also work in the industry.