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The difference is - you were not fined for getting off, in your instance, at Lewes.

Well if you're going to take that comparison to its logical conclusion, it's like then buying the 1.5L bottle, then subsequently being charged EXTRA for not drinking all of the water.

'Hexcuse me madame, but while this train may well have stopped here, and you are physically on this train, you are hexpressly forbidden from getting off this train. You may not leave, you will have to stay on board. This ticket expressly forbids you from going straight home - hif you leave this...

This whole drama isn't about refunds, upgrades of missed flights - or trains. It's about the act of being allowed to leave the train early. - 'There's my house, over there, this is where I would need to get off...' - 'Right that's an extra penalty fare for conning us into thinking you needed...

I am speechless - utterly speechless - that so many people on here with a high sense of moral decency who rightly wish for common sense and personal responsibility to pervade to make for a better society not only understand the actions of a supposedly intelligent employee of the railways, but...

You say that now, but look at the jobsworths you have calling themselves your colleagues. NOT if the machine serving the tickets is WRONG. :thumbsup:

Can I just say that standard single from Lewes to Brighton is £3.40. From Lewes to London Road (the station before Brighton - and the one I jump off at to go home), it's £3.50. How long is it before I get my fine?