ChatterBank1 min ago
There Are Fraudsters
popping up everywhere. In this case it was over £45,000.
Is it right they can just pay up when caught and avoid prosecution?
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/uk -englan d-27011 497
Is it right they can just pay up when caught and avoid prosecution?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.amazing at the sum involved, and by the way many of the stations have this tap in tap out machines, it doesn't mean that everyone will do it,
i only noticed one the other week when i walked past it, there are notices up about swiping your oyster card, but quite honestly i didn't see it at first,
so walked back to swipe my card, i wonder how much TFL loses on this
i only noticed one the other week when i walked past it, there are notices up about swiping your oyster card, but quite honestly i didn't see it at first,
so walked back to swipe my card, i wonder how much TFL loses on this
We all know people can be dishonest for whatever reason, but when rail companies take staff away from stations and like one I know of leave it unattended for over 12 hours a day, then this sort of thing will happen (not that I agree with it). Years ago there were manned ticket offices all the time the station was open, staff on the platforms and barriers manned too. Cutting back on staffing and leaving people to pay by machine (if it's working) then there's going to be those who will just take a chance.