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In all fairness, being both an avid Deutsche Bahn victim (with the Gold victim status), and knowing the German court system ... that was perfectly plausible, if
by DocTomoe 7mo ago
In all fairness, being both an avid Deutsche Bahn victim (with the Gold victim status), and knowing the German court system ... that was perfectly plausible, if a bit optimistic. I'd do many, many things if I got a 50% chance of arriving on time.
- consp 7mo agoGold status? Does that mean you only have to fill in two pages of forms instead of three for refunds?
- hermanzegerman 7mo agoIf you actually took a train in the last 3 years you would know that the process is know online via the App/Website, and everything is already filled out for you
- pimeys 7mo agoSure. And then a few weeks later they send you a letter, asking all the information again which you have to send by mail. Source: my train back from Amsterdam was late...
- hermanzegerman 7mo agoMy refund from my cross-border journey this Sunday was issued yesterday. But that was from Germany to Austria, so that might make a difference
- wigster 7mo agoGold victim status - made me laugh
- mafuy 7mo agoNo joke: 15 years ago, when I was riding DB trains regularly, I got whole packs of refund forms. Took a while to find someone who would not refuse this request. I built a rudimentary transparent template in latex that had my name, address, etc. Pushed a whole pack into a printer to fill out most of the forms, leaving only the date and train to be manually inserted. My trains were always delayed, so this saved a lot of time.