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The_ICT_Engineer

Chris842 wrote: »

And looking at this guy's feedback, he did the same in March. This is ridiculous!

There are 5 listings, and 6 vouchers on each. How the hell did he get 30?!

By using bot software to gather the codes.

epm-84

Chris842 wrote: »

And looking at this guy's feedback, he did the same in March. This is ridiculous!

There are 5 listings, and 6 vouchers on each. How the hell did he get 30?!

Have you tried reporting them to eBay? Resell of vouchers is against the RSH T&Cs and resale of train tickets is against National Rail rules.

Discodave

Chris842 wrote: »

And looking at this guy's feedback, he did the same in March. This is ridiculous!

There are 5 listings, and 6 vouchers on each. How the hell did he get 30?!

I've reported him to RSH... I think he was selling them last year when the Telegraph codes were published and I reported him then (if its the same seller)

Chris842

Discodave wrote: »

I've reported him to RSH... I think he was selling them last year when the Telegraph codes were published and I reported him then (if its the same seller)

And I've just reported all 5 listings to ebay

someanie

The link didn't work for me either...never got the box to put in my email and postcode.tried at 1 and 4..... what a swizz !!!
I'm going off Martin Lewis. Is it worth trying at 8? Probably not !

Discodave

jadex wrote: »

as long as you can have as many RSH accounts as you want then such offer will be abused

Jadex .. like I said over on HUKD.. there's a difference in someone having a few emails (hence few RSH accounts), and someone like this ebay fella having upward of 30 then selling then on!

Inigo_Montoya

The_ICT_Engineer wrote: »

By using bot software to gather the codes.

not the case - the expiry date on the codes hes selling is 2020 so the codes are from previous offers where you did not need a 'bot' (just lots of spare time & email addresses)

the way it was done this time was good IMO because there was no way one person could (manually) get lots of codes unless they did have a 'bot'

most people don't have a clue how to create one thankfully - I think even if you had the necessary coding skills it might still be quite tricky to create one as I suspect you cant really test it before the offer goes live

mixedwrestling

Managed to get one on the 4pm yesterday - boom, trip to manchester sorted

AnnieH

I got one at 8pm last night. My train ticket for 5 of us to go on holiday was £93.
Bought Family & Friends railcard for £27 (with 10% off code) which reduced the ticket price to £53.
£10 free RSH code from MSE, plus £10 Tesco Clubcard vouchers = £20 RSH voucher means the ticket price is £23. Total spend for £93 train fare is £50.
Thank you Martin, and MSE :j

The_ICT_Engineer

You are making a fool of yourself.

The seller had for sale, eight lots (3 of which had been sold) of 6 x £10 pound credits, which were spit in to six accounts. Which in itself is suspect.

For theses to been funded by Tesco points is very unlikely as even with the £20 RSH credit for 1000 points deal. The seller would needed to have at least 24000 clubcard points to pay for them. When I changed two years worth of points (1000), I was giving only one credit code for £20 and not 2 x £10 codes. Who in the last few months has spent the average year's pay shopping at Tesco's?

The fact that each £10 credit has it's own account instead of being all together in just one account, or even just the codes being for sale.
Points to each £10 credit having been gained using a different email address. So what we have here is someone trying to hide their tracks, a honest person would have no need to do this.

As with all the RSH voucher give-aways the £10 credit codes are linked to the email addresses.

For the record I did get a voucher code and have already used it.