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It was not actually the revenue inspector that sold me the ticket - he referred me to another guy in the booth who sold it to me. The inspector said that he would pass the matter to Chiltern Railways for further investigation, which is why I was so worried!

Yes - he passed the ticket to me as I couldn't get out. I'd tried to get through using my oyster card, but it didn't work for some reason - despite working in the past for shorter journeys. I told the inspector I came from my home town in Buckinghamshire. I have part of the two-part return...

Certainly not :)

Hmm - could I still be done for this? --- old post above --- --- new post below --- Yes - it was £20. It wasn't clear if that was the penalty fare or the fare itself. Tickets normally cost around £15 on my route...

Thanks both - very useful advice. I was charged £20 which is higher than normal I believe - so perhaps it was a penalty fare. Glad to hear that they may not take further action.

Hi guys I'm new to this forum and I wondered if you could offer any advice please. I have a season ticket with Chiltern Railways and use the train everyday. Today, for the first time, I stupidly forgot my season ticket and even more stupidly, used my partner's season ticket to get through...