i've got £182 of rail vouchers-any suggestions

tingly

_party_ hello
i recently went by rail to scotland , and because the train was delayed ( it took 3 hours longer than it should) i was given a brochure called delay repay.
anyway, basically i filled it in, and the rail company gave me my fare back.
this was really nice of them, but i wont be using the railway again, i find it too hard, and they wouldnt swap the railway vouchers for actual money.

I now dont know what to do with them. am i allowed to resell them or do you think that is illegal? it seems a shame not to use them, but the whole rail thing is too difficult i think.
any suggestions gratefully received

Tingly

mm66

Theoretically you could sell them on ebay? it might be at a discount plus fees.

john_van1

You could defo sell them, i dont see why not. does it require a name to get the tickets?

sinw

If u use them, do so to go somewhere relaxin as u bound to have more delays xx

tingly

:beer: thanks all,
i will try and sell them on ebay, there isnt a name on them and they have got a one year usage.
will never go on train again if i can help it-- it was really horrible.

thanks again

tingly

orangemonkey

could try selling at hotukdeals as well. esp when ebay has horrendous fees these days

robpw2

you could give them to me lol i always wanted a trip to scotland

jenniewb

Put them in a raffle, give the money to charity and get a feel good karma.

lifesuckssometimes

tingly wrote: »

_party_ hello
i recently went by rail to scotland , and because the train was delayed ( it took 3 hours longer than it should) i was given a brochure called delay repay.
anyway, basically i filled it in, and the rail company gave me my fare back.
this was really nice of them, but i wont be using the railway again, i find it too hard, and they wouldnt swap the railway vouchers for actual money.

I now dont know what to do with them. am i allowed to resell them or do you think that is illegal? it seems a shame not to use them, but the whole rail thing is too difficult i think.
any suggestions gratefully received

Tingly

ebay:eek::eek:;)

Quentin

You must know someone who uses the train (or eg has someone away at uni). Do a deal with them to take them off you at a reasonable discount. That way everyone will be happy, and no need to line ebay's pockets.

what-a-muppet_2

Hey,
You can sell them on eBay, no worries. Start them off at 1p and describe them exactly as they are. It's the equivilant of just selling on tickets that you purchased by mistake, which you're allowed to do.