Selling Train Tickets .

montycat_2

I have paid for tickets to travel on the 23rd and 24th February by train .

Unfortunately ,I am unable to make these journeys now and ,cannot claim a refund as ,they are Super Saver tickets .

Does anyone know where I could sell them on ?

saveapenny

you could try ebay

montycat_2

Yes ,I thought of that but ,I couldn't find any others for sale on there .

Maybe I was looking in the wrong place .

pennylane99

you are not allowed to sell train tickets on Ebay....

The sale of all UK train tickets (including Eurostar tickets) by unauthorised persons is not permitted under the railway byelaws, made under Section 129 of the Railways Act 1993. Therefore, unless you are an authorised seller as described below, you may not list train tickets on eBay.

http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/policies/eurostar-tickets.html

saveapenny

some for sale here
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2-LEEDS-LONDON-RETURN-TRAIN-TICKETS-3RD-MARCH-4TH-MARCH_W0QQitemZ260082207990QQihZ016QQcategoryZ4135QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item260082207990

montycat_2

I don't want fall foul of Ebay .

I think I may just offer them as a freebie in freecycle

alchemista

ebay will take down your auction within 1 day if you post them. I still haven't found a good way to sell train tickets, which is annoying. The best I can think of is to keep a list of people who are on the lines you frequent, then ask them directly if you are trying to sell.

bazza1603

Supersaver tickets are refundable less an admin fee approx £10

Regards

Baz

Stompa

I believe that unless you are an official distributor, reselling rail tickets is actually illegal.

montycat_2

They are virgin value advance tickets and the T and c's are that they are non-refundable .
I guess I could give them away .Seems a waste to have empty seats on the trains .

christopher_h

which journey do the tickets go to/from ?