Delay Repay: Is it based on ticketed destination or ... - RailUK Forums

4 days ago · If the place where you end your journey isn't a destination, I don't know what is! This is great illustration as to why Delay Repay should have nothing to do with train operators, btw, and should be claimed directly from the retailer - which is exactly what customers want.

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Can I Claim Delay-repay On A Company Purchased Train Ticket?

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Delay Repay isn’t a refund, it’s compensation. In certain situations you can travel on your ticket and still get reimbursed 100% of the value of the ticket, and this is fully permitted and built into …

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Train Delay Repay Over 100% Of The Ticket? : R/UKPersonalFinance

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Amazing. That said, I claim for rail refunds all the time and I'd say over 95% of them go through absolutely fine. It's only really caused me a problem when I've had some weird situation like …

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Train Delay Repay- Do People Actually Think Its Not Worth It?

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Filling out the delay repay form takes 5 minutes, maybe 10 at most. Even for only 8 quid that's equivalent to £48 an hour in working time. Why you'd say it isn't worth doing is beyond me. ...

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Can I claim delay pay if a train is delayed?

You and the train you chose to travel on were delayed so you should claim. Yes, you are eligible to claim Delay Repay. Your ticket allowed you to break your journey and in any event, changing trains doesn't actually count as a break of journey. There is no obligation for your chosen itinerary to be the fastest available one to claim Delay Repay. ...

Do commuters make up the bulk of delay repay claimants?

It's difficult to find stats for that unfortunately. Although given a lot of tickets will never be retained, such as season tickets or smart tickets, it's still fair to say that you'd imagine the commuters make up the bulk of delay repay claimants, who wouldn't be affected by having their ticket swallowed up. ...

Can a TOC deface a delayed train ticket?

For example if a customer makes a Delay Repay claim while sat on a delayed train, and their destination station retains the ticket, the TOC should not be able to claim the customer should go back to the station and ask for the ticket to be fished out of the machine (!) in order to deface it. ...

What is Northern Rail's Delay Repay scheme?

Northern Rail's Delay Repay scheme is an initiative that ensures passengers whose rail trips are severely disrupted can claim money back. Commuters who wish to claim money back for delayed or cancelled trains should use this scheme. ...

Do commuters get delayed tickets?

Although given a lot of tickets will never be retained, such as season tickets or smart tickets, it's still fair to say that you'd imagine the commuters make up the bulk of delay repay claimants, who wouldn't be affected by having their ticket swallowed up. The Northern gateline people at Manchester Victoria used to do that. ...

Can I claim delay pay if my Itinerary is faster?

There is no obligation for your chosen itinerary to be the fastest available one to claim Delay Repay. You may have to manually enter your itinerary on the Avanti Delay Repay portal as I suspect it won't come up automatically. Yes, you are eligible to claim Delay Repay. ...