Delay Repay Declined... again and again and again
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Krash420
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Requested a Delay Repay Refund from Thameslink Railway.
So far I have received 10 emails telling me my claim has been declined. I'm fine with it being declined, but I'm not so happy with receiving an email everyone 6 and a half minutes (without fail) to be told about it. It started over an hour ago, hence I'm up to 10 emails now.
Anyone experienced this before, anyone know how I can stop them from sending me an email about the same thing again and again.
Using the contact us page to let them know just gets me a "we'll get back to you in 20 days", given that it's taken them over 20 days to get back to me on the claim, I'm not sure I want over a 100 emails from them telling me that my claim has been declined in the meantime.
So far I have received 10 emails telling me my claim has been declined. I'm fine with it being declined, but I'm not so happy with receiving an email everyone 6 and a half minutes (without fail) to be told about it. It started over an hour ago, hence I'm up to 10 emails now.
Anyone experienced this before, anyone know how I can stop them from sending me an email about the same thing again and again.
Using the contact us page to let them know just gets me a "we'll get back to you in 20 days", given that it's taken them over 20 days to get back to me on the claim, I'm not sure I want over a 100 emails from them telling me that my claim has been declined in the meantime.
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Contact via their twitter social media feed? I've found other operators to be very responsive (i pretty much only use Twitter for train companies!)0
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Good idea, I've dusted off my Twitter account to do just that. Much appreciated for the advice, hopefully they'll get back to me. In the end I had 27 emails from them, thankfully it stopped around midnight, but surely if 2 is too many, 27 is a boatload full!0
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I find that Southeastern are pretty good on Delay Repay but the one time that I claimed on Southern (part of the same group as Thameslink, I believe) they were appalling. My delay was early November and I applied for a refund the following day.
I am quite certain that I gave them the full details but a week later they emailed me to say that they needed my Oyster statement. I had started a six week holiday by this time but a few emails went back and forth and I re-sent them all of the required details once I was home towards the end of December. A week or two later they replied that my Oyster card had expired but the claim was on a contactless card so that was irrelevant. Back went all of the details again.
A month later I sent a reminder that I was still waiting. I finally got my refund in March. It was only about £6 or £7 but that wasn't really the point. They're blooming hopeless.I hate verisimilitude.0
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