and taking an Uber for almost PLN 70 was also not what I wanted because I couldn't use the train ticket I bought
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Instead of a taxi, you could have used the train by checking in and out using a (contactless enabled) debit/creditcard or mobile phone. That would have cost you € 11,20 and saves the hassle of buying e-tickets.
See https://www.ovpay.nl/en/how-it-works
Hello JakTakMozna, welcome at our community,
It's a pity you couldn't open the ticket. Unfortunately we don't give a refund after purchasing an e-ticket. If the has not been opened, you can reach our customer service. Sometimes we may give a code which you can redeem for an qeuivalent journey. We never reimburse taxi cost which you made on your own initiative. Robert's tip is a good one.
It's a pity you couldn't open the ticket. Unfortunately we don't give a refund after purchasing an e-ticket. If the has not been opened, you can reach our customer service.
Definitely contact NS Customer Service because it seems the e-ticket was never imported or downloaded. Keep the E5015.. order number at hand, and your girlfriend will get the money back.
I must correct Robert. We won't give a refund for e-tickets.
I must correct Robert. We won't give a refund for e-tickets.
Ah, ok I stand corrected then
In my memory, it was possible. I once ordered a ticket to test something and actually got it refunded, but that was a few years ago.
Have your girlfriend contact NS then, to get a coupon for a similar ticket on another day.
I must correct Robert. We won't give a refund for e-tickets.
Maybe you don't like to do it, but if someone can prove opening and using it didn’t work, then you can definitely be forced to.
According to our terms we won't give a refund after you did purchase a ticket. It's not because I don't like it.
According to our terms we won't give a refund after you did purchase a ticket. It's not because I don't like it.
There's also general consumer law.
There's also general consumer law.
It’s totally possible (or at least it was in the past) but NS chose to give coupon codes instead.