trainline

grayme-m

Jeff_Bridges_hair wrote: »

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?

Don't start on me, I couldn't give a ****

DCFC79

Irn-Bru-Kid wrote: »

Could you borrow a railcard from someone else? A friend perhaps? Ask around, you never know.

lol, if the OP tries that they could get caught and done for fraud which i bet the OP doesn't want a criminal record.

whatyadoinsucka

must admit, i use the apple trainline app, but then always buy from eastcoast.co.uk
as its free pickup or first class, no fees

jamespir

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 have got travel to london which normaly cost 150 for 10.00 by booking in advance

Jeff_Bridges_hair

jamespir wrote: »

i have got travel to london which normaly cost 150 for 10.00 by booking in advance

No your buying a £10 ticket.

dzug1

jamespir wrote: »

i have got travel to london which normaly cost 150 for 10.00 by booking in advance

It's booking in advance that got you the cheap fare - not booking through thetrainline

jamespir

dzug1 wrote: »

It's booking in advance that got you the cheap fare - not booking through thetrainline

sorry did i not mention that in my post ?

Jo_Mc_2

Jeff_Bridges_hair wrote: »

No your buying a £10 ticket.

Actually, that's wrong...you're buying a £10 ticket

soothyerboots

Jeff_Bridges_hair wrote: »

No your buying a £10 ticket.

You are a rather rude little man, aren't you.

By the way, you are wrong.

Ta.

Jeff_Bridges_hair

Jo_Mc wrote: »

Actually, that's wrong...you're buying a £10 ticket

Yeah im always messing that one up.

soothyerboots wrote: »

You are a rather rude little man, aren't you.

By the way, you are wrong.

Ta.

Could you please explain:

1- How am I being rude

2- How I am wrong


Thanks.


EDIT: Just to add so this issue is very clear to all parties

£150 ticket - Top tier ticket - offers the most flexibility and times of travel.

£10 ticket - Lowest tier ticket - offers no flexibility without further costs.Restricted to time and train it is sold for.


So you can clearly see that you do not get any of the benefits of the £150 ticket when you purchase a £10 ticket. Therefore you are not buying a £150 ticket for £10.