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anybody lose there Dublin bus yearly ticket

nevaeh-2die-4 · 2010-07-01 20:11:32

As the title says. Can’t find it anywhere if the worst comes to worst and its lost, What way should I approach this, should I call Dublin Bus and say it was robbed and & hopefully get the benefit of the doubt and they reissue or do I say it was lost... what are the repercussions? What will I do? Anyone any experience on…

01-07-2010 8:11pm

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As the title says. Can’t find it anywhere if the worst comes to worst and its lost,

What way should I approach this, should I call Dublin Bus and say it was robbed and & hopefully get the benefit of the doubt and they reissue or do I say it was lost...

what are the repercussions?

What will I do? Anyone any experience on loosing it, if so what happened?

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#2 01-07-2010 8:13pm

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Tighten it so!

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#3 01-07-2010 8:14pm

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You might get a more serious answer in the Dublin City forum

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#4 01-07-2010 8:15pm

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i think you should....
G0 TO THE DUBLIN FORUM

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#5 01-07-2010 8:15pm

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Try calling Dublin Bus office on O'Connell Street, or the garage of the bus you were on.

Assuming you lost it on the bus.

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#6 01-07-2010 8:16pm

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Is it with an ID?

That said, the chances of getting caught with the wrong ID are minimal.

I would get a monthly in future, to be honest.

mink_man wrote: »

i think you should....
G0 TO THE DUBLIN FORUM

I think you should. And stay there.

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#7 01-07-2010 8:19pm

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stovelid wrote: »

Is it with an ID?

That said, the chances of getting caught with the wrong ID are minimal.

I would get a monthly in future, to be honest.

I think you should. And stay there.

i would be well up for a monthly but these poxy things come through the job, its a tax saver thing....

it costs 100 blips a month, crazy i know but you save on tax

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#8 01-07-2010 8:19pm

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From the Taxsaver site (presuming it's a taxsaver ticket?)

What happens if my ticket is lost or stolen?
Monthly tickets are not replaced. Annual tickets are replaced at a cost of €10.00 for each month left to be used. Rail Point-to-Point tickets cost from €10.00 to €20.00 a month to replace. Terms and conditions apply to replacing annual tickets.

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#9 01-07-2010 8:21pm

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nevaeh-2die-4 wrote: »

i would be well up for a monthly but these poxy things come through the job, its a tax saver thing....

That's a tough one. I'm allowed get a monthly through my job, same thing, the tax saver..

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#10 01-07-2010 8:24pm

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stovelid wrote: »

Is it with an ID?

That said, the chances of getting caught with the wrong ID are minimal.

I would get a monthly in future, to be honest.

I think you should. And stay there.

who you telling to stay there?

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#11 01-07-2010 8:26pm

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spurious wrote: »

From the Taxsaver site (presuming it's a taxsaver ticket?)

What happens if my ticket is lost or stolen?
Monthly tickets are not replaced. Annual tickets are replaced at a cost of €10.00 for each month left to be used. Rail Point-to-Point tickets cost from €10.00 to €20.00 a month to replace. Terms and conditions apply to replacing annual tickets.

thanks dude.

These tickets are to ****n valuable to walking around in your pocket for the year.. When I’m giving it each year I do be ****ting myself that i will lose it....

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#12 01-07-2010 8:27pm

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mink_man wrote: »

who you telling to stay there?

you ya jizz rag

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#13 01-07-2010 8:32pm

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mink_man wrote: »

who you telling to stay there?

Alas, I'm bound by the charter or else I'd explain in detail.

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#14 01-07-2010 8:33pm

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nevaeh-2die-4 wrote: »

you ya jizz rag

Banned for abuse.

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#15 01-07-2010 8:33pm

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there was me thinking some good samaritan had found a ticket and was trying to return it to its rightful owner!!!

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#16 01-07-2010 8:35pm

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Since the OP is banned I'm closing this. Commuting & Transport or the Dublin forum would be more suitable anyway.

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