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bfreeman0
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Late last month there was an issue with my train due to a storm knocking down lines the previous day. I finally got to work half an hour late (journey was delayed an hour). I applied for the compensation and was told it would take 21 days to investigate the claim.
It is 21 days later and I receive a notice saying that my claim has been declined. I check my claim and realised the error (Wrong time). I now have to raise a new claim and wait a further 21 days. Any reason why these claims take so long? I'm sure it only takes 5 minutes to check if its correct.
It is 21 days later and I receive a notice saying that my claim has been declined. I check my claim and realised the error (Wrong time). I now have to raise a new claim and wait a further 21 days. Any reason why these claims take so long? I'm sure it only takes 5 minutes to check if its correct.
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Late last month there was an issue with my train due to a storm knocking down lines the previous day. I finally got to work half an hour late (journey was delayed an hour). I applied for the compensation and was told it would take 21 days to investigate the claim.
It is 21 days later and I receive a notice saying that my claim has been declined. I check my claim and realised the error (Wrong time). I now have to raise a new claim and wait a further 21 days. Any reason why these claims take so long? I'm sure it only takes 5 minutes to check if its correct.
let's say two hundred.
How many trains delayed? A couple of dozen?
Let's say twenty.
Using your figure of five minutes per claim, that's 333 hours.
Assume a seven hour working day, that's over forty seven working days for one person.
Maybe they have two people doing refunds on a five day week.
That's well over four weeks.
Was yours the only line that suffered in that storm?
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Well if you put it that way. But most companies of their size can turnaround a refund within 7.0
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Definitely not SouthEastern...I need to think of something new here...0
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They have been very slow recently. I think it is the move from vouchers to cheques.
I put in 7 from 1 week recently. 1 to south eastern and 6 to east coast
the southeastern came in a week. The east coast took up to 6 weeks despite all being submit don the same date. Even better 2 of us were on the same train- I was accepted and 1 declined.June challenge £100 a day £3161.63 plus £350 vouchers plus £108.37 food/shopping saving
July challenge £50 a day. £ 1682.50/1550
October challenge £100 a day. £385/£31000
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