Split ticketing question - BRI to LIV this wednesday

JayMac

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Re: Split ticketing question - BRI to LIV this wednesday

« Reply #15 on: September 22, 2010, 00:27:31 »

And my preference is eastcoast.co.uk. I've used the booking engine since GNER^▸ days as they were (then) the only TOC^▸ that accepted Solo debit cards. I've stuck with them through NXEC^▸ even though I now have a Visa Debit as I pefer the one page layout with no reloading of pages for 'earlier' or 'later' trains.


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thetrout

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Re: Split ticketing question - BRI to LIV this wednesday

« Reply #16 on: September 22, 2010, 14:49:53 »

I use Southern Railway's booking system...! Still uses the Mixing Desk style layout, and you can get 25% off 1st ADV fares with SN Grin


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Brucey

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Re: Split ticketing question - BRI to LIV this wednesday

« Reply #17 on: September 22, 2010, 14:56:42 »

Quote from: thetrout on September 22, 2010, 14:49:53

I use Southern Railway's booking system...! Still uses the Mixing Desk style layout, and you can get 25% off 1st ADV fares with SN Grin

I only use the SN website for SN tickets nowadays. I was put off by this in their FAQs^▸ :

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Please note, we are unable to guarantee delivery for first class and shall not be obliged to change, cancel, replace or refund a ticket once it has been posted.

This could probably be challenged as I believe they are responsible for the tickets until delivery, but I'm no legal expert. East Coast have issued replacement tickets (via ToD) when some were lost in the post, so I tend to choose them now.


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