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jamespir

Jeff_Bridges_hair wrote: »

Booking fees and postal fees should you want them posted to you.

oh well thats not a lot not a reason to never buy from them

Jeff_Bridges_hair

jamespir wrote: »

oh well thats not a lot not a reason to never buy from them

Ok then if you think a money saving site shouldnt be about saving even the smallest of booking fees how about the fact that TOC sites can give you further discounts on their own tickets and in the case of some - loyalty rewards and also some who you can get cash back from..


But if you want to carry on paying booking fees rather then not then there is something a little bit wrong with you being on this site would you not say?

jamespir

Jeff_Bridges_hair wrote: »

Ok then if you think a money saving site shouldnt be about saving even the smallest of booking fees how about the fact that TOC sites can give you further discounts on their own tickets and in the case of some - loyalty rewards and also some who you can get cash back from..


But if you want to carry on paying booking fees rather then not then there is something a little bit wrong with you being on this site would you not say?

well we all want to save money yeah but if i can get a 150 quid ticket for 10 quid but have to pay 2.50 to have it delivered im not really going to complian

Jeff_Bridges_hair

jamespir wrote: »

well we all want to save money yeah but if i can get a 150 quid ticket for 10 quid but have to pay 2.50 to have it delivered im not really going to complian

Oh really? Try going to the TOCs where you can get the same priced ticket without paying for the booking fee.

What part of this do you not understand?

:eek:

jamespir

Jeff_Bridges_hair wrote: »

Oh really? Try going to the TOCs where you can get the same priced ticket without paying for the booking fee.

What part of this do you not understand?

:eek:

look what suits you dont suit everyone
What part of that do you not understand?

Jeff_Bridges_hair

jamespir wrote: »

look what suits you dont suit everyone
What part of that do you not understand?

So your happy to pay someone £2.50 for the privilege of the same product and ticket at the same price where you can get somewhere else but without paying an extra £2.50?

My my you are quite rich then i take it.

grayme-m

Jeff_Bridges_hair wrote: »

So your happy to pay someone £2.50 for the privilege of the same product and ticket at the same price where you can get somewhere else but without paying an extra £2.50?

My my you are quite rich then i take it.

Maybe it costs more than £2.50 to get to a train station to buy the ticket?

Jeff_Bridges_hair

grayme-m wrote: »

Maybe it costs more than £2.50 to get to a train station to buy the ticket?

This is about the booking fee.

Some TOCs will even post it to you for free - especially if your local station does not have a TOD facility.

so again are you happy to pay a booking fee - which is totally unnecessary and a postal fee when others do not charge you?

dzug1

jamespir wrote: »

well we all want to save money yeah but if i can get a 150 quid ticket for 10 quid but have to pay 2.50 to have it delivered im not really going to complian

You can't get a £150 ticket for £10 - you can get a £10 ticket for £10 - plus booking/card/delivery fee if applicable You can get that £10 ticket elsewhere for no additional fees/postage etc

If it IS a £150 ticket you'll pay £150 for it - again plus relevant fees from thetrainline, again for nothing extra from other sources

Jeff_Bridges_hair

dzug1 wrote: »

You can't get a £150 ticket for £10 - you can get a £10 ticket for £10 - plus booking/card/delivery fee if applicable

If it IS a £150 ticket you'll pay £150 for it - again plus relevant fees

i didnt want to confuse him with too many facts all at once