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Free Oyster Card

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What's the deal?

If you ever travel around London using public transport, an Oyster card is a must. Single tube journeys costing £4 cost £1.50 with Oyster, and bus single bus journeys are £1 with the card instead of (an outrageous) £2 without.

How do I get one?

Click through to the Free Oyster Card Promotion and fill in the form for your free Oyster. Do it soon, because the offer is limited to 100,000 free cards.

Anything else I should know?

The offer is only open to new customers, one card per person/application.



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  • yeslek
    yeslek Posts: 1,442 Forumite
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    am i the only one getting a blank white page with only a T&C link and an Oyster Online link?
  • dobbiesloan
    dobbiesloan Posts: 2,239 Forumite
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    GONE ENGLAND
  • Mr_Vot
    Mr_Vot Posts: 200 Forumite
    MSE_Martin wrote: »
    What's the deal?

    If you ever travel around London using public transport, an Oyster card is a must. Single tube journeys costing £4 cost £1.50 with Oyster, and bus single bus journeys are £1 with the card instead of (an outrageous) £2 without.

    How do I get one?

    Click through to the Free Oyster Card Promotion and fill in the form for your free Oyster. Do it soon, because the offer is limited to 100,000 free cards.

    Anything else I should know?

    The offer is only open to new customers, one card per person/application.

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    Thanks Martin, Worked for me :j
    :p Newbie @ Matched Betting.. approx £85.00 since starting :p
    :j Tesco Clubcard Points so far = 2049 :j
    :cool: Quidco since i joined March 7th = £201.10 :money: £171.00 confirmed and paid :cool:
    :beer:
  • welshdeedee
    welshdeedee Posts: 27,496 Forumite
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    I say, I said, I say I say this is the 3rd thread for this freebie! ;)
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  • chralph
    chralph Posts: 143 Forumite
    I travel to london regularly and will be movnig there soon but i cannot apply as I want it sent to address out of London, has anyone had this issue?
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  • chralph wrote: »
    I travel to london regularly and will be movnig there soon but i cannot apply as I want it sent to address out of London, has anyone had this issue?

    I didnt have a problem...

    And in the T&C

    6. The offer is open to residents in the UK only
  • noble1_2
    noble1_2 Posts: 35 Forumite
    i try to get one and i enter a postcode, then it says enter a valid postcode please help
  • alanclose
    alanclose Posts: 2,226 Forumite
    chralph wrote: »
    I travel to london regularly and will be movnig there soon but i cannot apply as I want it sent to address out of London, has anyone had this issue?

    Its just accepted an address in Northern Ireland so its definitely working
  • LittleVoice
    LittleVoice Posts: 8,974 Forumite
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    noble1 wrote: »
    i try to get one and i enter a postcode, then it says enter a valid postcode please help

    Maybe your postcode is a new one and not yet on the database they use.

    Check via https://www.royalmail.com to find another local postcode and use that.

    Or do you have more or less than the usual number of characters in your postcode. Do you need to add a space between the two parts - or take the space out?

    Afterthought - and are you putting the postcode in the postcode box - there may be an unused line of the address above it.
  • fablad75
    fablad75 Posts: 326 Forumite
    I don't know how relevant this would be to most of you, but I am a member of the Lewisham library, and my library card is ALSO an Oyster card. I didn't have to pay anything for it, it's got my photo and everything, and I'm now carrying one less card in my wallet.

    It might be a good idea to check with your local library to see if they have any such thing available.
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