Serviced Offices London Bridge

I recentley received a fine in the London Bridge station for not buying a ticket, you can not use an Oyster card at this station and the ticket agent said I have to pay a fine, and he must either by post to check to support services safety net, or at the very southern Tickets Does anyone know all the central offices of tickets in the South or, preferably those that are close to Neasden Station / Jubilee Line? PS I do not want to send a postal order as I do not have a checkbook and if I told anyone in my family I am delivered of a fine of 20 pounds, they would hit the roof .... . Thank you

All stations, which are near Neasden, I went to Wembley Central and they said they can not pay the fine. They said you should go to a ticket office in the South and one guy said to go to East Croydon, but I have to buy another ticket when I get to the station.

Hello

First things first I send a copy of the advice has been issued with, then call. Put some information such as "it was my first offense," or "I was told that I receive a warning, or that I have here more often as an excuse" The Inspector was tough for me and just handed me piece of paper to sign.

You never know, unless you appeal, you could win an appeal by default because the inspector had forgotten to remove the right section or has forgotten the date, or even made a modification or a few crushed.
Did you show the controller's authority to impose a penalty? If not this could also be used as an excuse to win the appeal.

I was told on my course Fares penalty that payment can be made at any National Rail Ticketing (NR thats not the London Underground).

Harlesden is a Silverlink station, thats near Neasden, I belive they use the same company as PF South.

if u go to u can get in. postal orders it charges u to use this service, but it is also easy, so u can put in the place of these beautiful think the address is on the back of it This, I would do it by registered delivory olnly have shown evidence that ua look good.

As the ticket inspector myself, I understand that the points will generally not face more fines to pay, although I'm sure there are probably exceptions. You are the best bet is to send the payment in any form whatsoever, you can send them £ 20 worth of stamps if you wish, it is considered legal tender, directly HPSR more this way you can ensure that payment is received. I'm sure you said at the time of issuance of the fine that you have only 21 days, to make the payment before the fine is treated by the courts, if you had not said that, it may be a defense that the question of these fines is a legal process that has delivered the correct way. I hope this helps

Rates penalty may, in theory, be paid to * any * National Rail ticket.

However, many or refuse (usually using the "not our company GUV" excuse), or forgets the most important to take the payment, namely the administration office said he was paid! As a result, hard to keep you HPSR payment until they receive the documents to the ticket, which can take up to 28 days.

If it was issued by the South, you could pay in Victoria (among others). If South East (you do not say this trip that you did), then the London Bridge, Cannon Street and Charing Cross would be your best bet.

Unfortantly nearest southern ticket for you is Victoria, I am afraid to say. (Mind South is running a saervice in Watford, I do not think they run the ticket there, but you could give it a try!)