Train Penalty Fare - Straight to Court

crispyjay1987

National rail. Network west midlands
Sorry I got them confused. All the same to me lol
I've been in touch with different sub companies as well. I was bound to mix a few up. Lol

Hasbeen

crispyjay1987 said:

National rail. Network west midlands
Sorry I got them confused. All the same to me lol
I've been in touch with different sub companies as well. I was bound to mix a few up. Lol

OP. The ONLY company that you had to get in touch with was the train company that you regularly travel with. That would be WEST MIDLAND TRAINS LOL
As per your OP post:
"On exiting i was stopped by a ticket inspector who has never been there in my experience."

1/ If you actually purchased a £2:50 ticket? for that 1 stop journey that never had any checks at the arrival, you should have kept the ticket until you exited the station.

2/ You should have paid the £20 penalty fare, then if you desired appeal. 

3/ You should have appealed to the TRAIN company, the one you regularly travel on. Not anything with National, Network, in the name. Or any other different sub companies?

And not on a motoring parking ticket forum?

Failure to do so has now cost you £300 plus? because you mixed up a few?

However to try and get a solution, again you are advised to register with the Rail Forum, which at the moment you still have to do?

Try and be concise with the facts? They might be able to help, but be careful they sometimes are not as nice as posters on here to your predicament and the way you have moved forward with your apparently self inflicted problem?  

crispyjay1987

Hasbeen said:

crispyjay1987 said:

National rail. Network west midlands
Sorry I got them confused. All the same to me lol
I've been in touch with different sub companies as well. I was bound to mix a few up. Lol

OP. The ONLY company that you had to get in touch with was the train company that you regularly travel with. That would be WEST MIDLAND TRAINS LOL
As per your OP post:
"On exiting i was stopped by a ticket inspector who has never been there in my experience."

1/ If you actually purchased a £2:50 ticket? for that 1 stop journey that never had any checks at the arrival, you should have kept the ticket until you exited the station.

2/ You should have paid the £20 penalty fare, then if you desired appeal. 

3/ You should have appealed to the TRAIN company, the one you regularly travel on. Not anything with National, Network, in the name. Or any other different sub companies?

And not on a motoring parking ticket forum?

Failure to do so has now cost you £300 plus? because you mixed up a few?

However to try and get a solution, again you are advised to register with the Rail Forum, which at the moment you still have to do?

Try and be concise with the facts? They might be able to help, but be careful they sometimes are not as nice as posters on here to your predicament and the way you have moved forward with your apparently self inflicted problem?  

1) Yes I bought a ticket - This ha all been explained
2) Also been explained
3) I don't know the inner workings of train companies or the MANY corporate branches they seem to reach into. Also I rarely get the train, maybe twice a month if that....
4) The fines were already issued, hence why we're here.
5) I HAVE posted to the rail forum as advised
6) Not sure you being contrived and pedantic is particularly helpful to anyone