Non-coupon related Drivel Thread 8

jax.26

Best_price wrote: »

You will have to ask on elite jaxxy

I am lurking at work

Hi fff
I have just asked:p

That's me off out to drive in this ice and snow...speak to you all later.

jaxxy xx

Best_price

jax.26 wrote: »

Hi fff
I have just asked:p

That's me off out to drive in this ice and snow...speak to you all later.

jaxxy xx

Thank you:j:j

Careful in the snow jaxxy :A:A:A

Best_price

This is the one working:j

jax.26

Post above about Lindts...

It's the top one...swiss selection 145g £5

xx

Auntycaz

Hi everyone. Quick question, when you book a ticket from Red spotted hanky do they send a physical ticket or do you print it yourself? Also how far in advance do you have to book. Thanks

Dr.Who-Who

AC - thats depends.

1) You can collect it from your train station or the place where you are taking the train. Once you have booked they will give you the "reference" number for you to key in the machine at the station using any of your credit or debit card for retrieving ticket purposes only.


2) If your train station does not have the ticket machine to print out the ticket then you will need to get them to send to you Free of charge ( provided you book in advance say like a week before you travel - this is due to our unreliable Royal Mail)

3) if you are desparate for the tickets they can send it out to you on next day delivery with a fee on top of your ticket.


4) you cannot print ticket at home. You either get them to send out to you or you collect it at ticket machine @ station (CHECK make sure you have ticket machine at the station that you are getting on)

How far advance we book the ticket depends on how much you wanna pay?

The earlier you book the cheaper fare you get. The shorter period you book say 2 or 3 days before travel date then the fare will be much higher.

Dr.Who-Who

For you FFF

Best_price

Auntycaz

Dr.Who-Who wrote: »

AC - thats depends.

1) You can collect it from your train station or the place where you are taking the train. Once you have booked they will give you the "reference" number for you to key in the machine at the station using any of your credit or debit card for retrieving ticket purposes only.


2) If your train station does not have the ticket machine to print out the ticket then you will need to get them to send to you Free of charge ( provided you book in advance say like a week before you travel - this is due to our unreliable Royal Mail)

3) if you are desparate for the tickets they can send it out to you on next day delivery with a fee on top of your ticket.


4) you cannot print ticket at home. You either get them to send out to you or you collect it at ticket machine @ station (CHECK make sure you have ticket machine at the station that you are getting on)

How far advance we book the ticket depends on how much you wanna pay?

The earlier you book the cheaper fare you get. The shorter period you book say 2 or 3 days before travel date then the fare will be much higher.

Thanks Doc. Thoug.ht daughter and I would have a day at meadowhall

Dr.Who-Who

Back to you FF