English Heritage Membership 30 May 2018 at 8:03AM in UK holidays, days out & entertainments 7 replies 1.7K views

Caraway90

Hi Everyone,

I just wondered if anyone knows if English Heritage Membership Cards can be used by other people?
It feels like this shouldn't be possible or people would do it all the time, but hey, thought I would ask anyway!

kuratowski

On the back of the card it reads "This card is non-transferable". This means you are not allowed to give it to other people for them to use.

Caraway90

Okay thanks Kuratowski. I wonder how you have to prove it's yours?

Naf

I've never been asked to prove it, and when I worked for EH we never asked either. I suppose in theory they could, but I doubt they would.

culpepper

When we got ours, it asks for age and gender but there is no photo so I guess providing the holder of the card fits the general description, it could be done . I mean if my son wanted to use ours, it would be a bit odd for a 30 ish man to be carrying a 50 ish man's card so if that comes up on their computer when you submit the card, it might cause questions to be asked.

Caraway90

Thanks for the replies My partner's mum and step-dad are members, they're in their 50s and we're in our 20s so I don't think we will try and borrow theirs :rotfl:

lisyloo

How about paying?
What you are suggesting is fraud and it sounds as though you aren't asking questions about the rules but how you might get away with it.
This site is for saving money legitimately by fraud.



As a moneysaving suggestion if you are in london, liverpool, brighton, birmingham, blackpool or manchester and travel by train then daysoutguide offers many 2 for 1 offers and I've found lots of english heritage sites on there.

Caraway90

lisyloo wrote: »

How about paying?
What you are suggesting is fraud and it sounds as though you aren't asking questions about the rules but how you might get away with it.
This site is for saving money legitimately by fraud.



As a moneysaving suggestion if you are in london, liverpool, brighton, birmingham, blackpool or manchester and travel by train then daysoutguide offers many 2 for 1 offers and I've found lots of english heritage sites on there.

I haven't looked at the card, as stated above if they say "This card is non-transferable" and I do not fit the general description of the members I won't be using it.
Although I am sure I would not be the first person to use some sort of membership/discount etc. not actually intended for myself.

What does "This site is for saving money legitimately by fraud." mean?