[17/11/2010] Fire on Train

MP54 · 18-11-2010, 16:13

"A refund claim is appropriate in this case"

I already have the annual ticket, so I think I'll pass on that one.

A voucher for Matthew's buses would be a hell of a sight more useful. But, erm, I wouldn't think that would be forthcoming

Thomas Ralph · 18-11-2010, 16:17

You can still lodge a refund claim and you'll get IÉ vouchers for some proportion (1/420 comes to mind) of your annual ticket, rounded up to the nearest fiver. You can use them if you ever travel outside the range of your ticket, or to buy tickets for someone else, or what-not.

MP54 · 18-11-2010, 17:17

Thanks, Thomas.

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18-11-2010, 16:13	#1
MP54 New to the board Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Dundalk Posts: 11	"A refund claim is appropriate in this case" I already have the annual ticket, so I think I'll pass on that one. A voucher for Matthew's buses would be a hell of a sight more useful. But, erm, I wouldn't think that would be forthcoming

18-11-2010, 16:17	#2
Thomas Ralph IT Officer Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Greenwich, London Posts: 1,860	You can still lodge a refund claim and you'll get IÉ vouchers for some proportion (1/420 comes to mind) of your annual ticket, rounded up to the nearest fiver. You can use them if you ever travel outside the range of your ticket, or to buy tickets for someone else, or what-not.

18-11-2010, 17:17	#3
MP54 New to the board Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Dundalk Posts: 11	Thanks, Thomas.