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09-01-2012, 17:41 | #1 |
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Any idea when ticket products and capping are to be implemented on the card? Thanks.
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Capping will be implemented on one operator in a few weeks from now (not hard to guess which). Not sure when all operators will issue caps and when multi modal caps will arrive
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Major revision to Leap customer support rolled out this week.
Gone is the weird english voice and a more logical options menu Current bug is all times in the transaction list are 1 hour out
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11-01-2012, 13:56 | #6 |
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What's the story with the on-line problems? Tried twice to top up, but on both occassions recieved an e-mail the following morning telling me my top up was successfully refunded without any real explanation.
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11-01-2012, 14:56 | #7 |
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When this happened to me, it was because the card wasn't activated. If you bought the card online and had it delivered, it won't be activated. You have to take it to a shop or Luas machine for that, after which you can top it up.
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Vs The first journey there was actually 8:57pm not 7:57pm The second one at 4:24am is the Harmonstown Bug not shown on the cards history All the Luas ones are out by an hour as well as you can see
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Hi, I wonder if anyone can help me. Is there a number other than the 1850 number that can be used to contact leapcard customer services? I tried dialing with and without the +353 code on my phone (I am phoning from Scotland) but it doesn't work.
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You can of course use other contact means Quote:
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Bit on Boards.ie about this...
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Originally Posted by daymobrew Many people have free landline calls so get charged for 1850 and other non-geo numbers. Before calling LeapCard customer care I looked for the non-1850 number at SayNoTo1890.com but no luck. I emailed customer care and was told: Being pedantic I replied that calls are 30c (not 0.30c - a factor of 100 off) and that landline numbers cost 0c (infinitely cheaper, mathematically speaking). Anyone know the landline number? Or who I could ask? Is LeapCard under the the Department of Transport? (Leo V is my local TD). I asked them for the regular number when I was on to them the time Dublin Bus overcharged me. They didn't know it and in fairness to the lad I was talking to he had everything else right, the only thing he got wrong was "there isn't one". Every phone line is connected to an exchange and it has a number at that exchange, and it really should be public policy that both the LoCall and local numbers be published on everything. If Quinn Direct can do it, so can everyone else... |
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We got Irish Rail to put up the direct landlines everywhere
Will make inquiries
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Thanks for that. I did see that on the leapcard site but, when I try putting the +353 code in front of it, it didn't work. I did spot something on the Irish Rail contact page: Quote:
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01-05-2012, 21:24 | #14 |
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There is no logical mapping in the numbers despite the pattern with Irish Rail's numbers. There is without question a normal number just need to annoy someone to find it
Bit of a guess bit the number is likely to be something like 01 4xx xxxx based on the physical location of the call centre in Dublin Alternatively you can call 353 1 879 8300 which is the main switch for the national transport authority and ask to be transfered
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