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2Funki4Wheelz · 11-12-2006, 11:07

Forgot to post this -

Just to round this one up, I did receive my yellow slip refund on 24th November, letter dated 14th November (poor old pigeon takes 10 days to fly to Port

). It was the same as the other letter & refund as we already got to the house, no apologies for the delay.

The yellow slip "Refund Order" (Form No. L46/4-) are the ones done at Heuston rather than the Abbey St. office, it has a stamp on it:

Iarnrod Eireann Customer Relations
14 Nov 2006
Southern & Western
Heuston Station.

I'm going to try to cash it this week.

EDIT/UPDATE

Walked into Abbey St, into desk B, used my annual rail ticket as photo ID and got me fiver. Hurrah. An actual 'refund', all annual ticket-holders should get these instead of the discount vouchers.

11-12-2006, 11:07	#11
2Funki4Wheelz Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Portarlington Posts: 397	Forgot to post this - Just to round this one up, I did receive my yellow slip refund on 24th November, letter dated 14th November (poor old pigeon takes 10 days to fly to Port ). It was the same as the other letter & refund as we already got to the house, no apologies for the delay. The yellow slip "Refund Order" (Form No. L46/4-) are the ones done at Heuston rather than the Abbey St. office, it has a stamp on it: Iarnrod Eireann Customer Relations 14 Nov 2006 Southern & Western Heuston Station. I'm going to try to cash it this week. EDIT/UPDATE Walked into Abbey St, into desk B, used my annual rail ticket as photo ID and got me fiver. Hurrah. An actual 'refund', all annual ticket-holders should get these instead of the discount vouchers. __________________ Customer Service costs nothing... Last edited by 2Funki4Wheelz : 13-12-2006 at 12:11.