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Hi,
Mizter T wrote: Definitely not in the rules! You should only be able to buy a single discounted (i.e. £1) Network Railcard per Gold Card. I wouldn't be surprised by ticket offices not endorsing the Gold Card when they issue a discounted Network Railcard, but I'm surprised they issued you with two - in fact I'm surprised you asked. I presume you were just trying it on?! Until the replies in this thread I was under the (incorrect) impression that buying several was perfectly legitimate. I'd read the TfL fares guide and the "buy a Network Railcard for a relative or friend" had merged in my brain with "Travelcards for friends and family at an adult reduced price" which had given me this idea. I'd probably have been clearer if it had said something like "partner or close relative" rather than "friend". I detect an illicit business opportunity here! I did wonder why said business opportunity wasn't being milked by all and sundry! Yes, my interpretation above looks a bit stupid in the cold light of day, but previously I'd only taken a quick glance at the fares guide. Luke |
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