Hi All,

Does anyone here know if it's possible to obtain a Network Railcard on-line?
And if if not, how would someone living in Ipswich go about getting one?
I've tried the obvious sites, One, National Rail and Railcard.co.uk but all
seem determined to make it as difficult as possible to get hold of one.

--
Cheers, Steve.
Change jealous to sad to reply.

http://www.railcard.co.uk/network tells you how to buy one:
"To apply for a Network Railcard, pick up a leaflet at any staffed rail
station or rail appointed Travel Agent in the Network Railcard area. Or you
can buy one over the phone; click here for the telesales number of your
local train company." [But the "click here" isn't a working link.]

Ipswich is, of course, just outside the area, so if you don't want to buy
over the phone, you'd presumably have to go down the line to somewhere like
Manningtree.
--
David Biddulph

"Steve Dulieu" wrote in message
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Hi All,

Does anyone here know if it's possible to obtain a Network Railcard
on-line? And if if not, how would someone living in Ipswich go about
getting one? I've tried the obvious sites, One, National Rail and
Railcard.co.uk but all seem determined to make it as difficult as possible
to get hold of one.

On 18 Dec, 16:02, "Steve Dulieu"
wrote:
Hi All,

Does anyone here know if it's possible to obtain a Network Railcard on-line?
And if if not, how would someone living in Ipswich go about getting one?
I've tried the obvious sites, One, National Rail and Railcard.co.uk but all
seem determined to make it as difficult as possible to get hold of one.

--
Cheers, Steve.


Network Railcard's cannot be bought online, nor would they be
available at Ipswich as that is *outside* the Network Railcard area -
as is shown on the Network Railcard map here (PDF):

http://www.railcard.co.uk/clientfile...0map(2004).pdf
or via http://tinyurl.com/2no67f

You should be able to purchase Network Railcards from any staffed
National Rail station in the Network Railcard area. They cost £20 for
a year, and you don't need any proof of ID or photo, you just need to
fill out the application form that's contained within the Network
Railcard leaflet.

More information on the Network Railcard can be found he
http://www.railcard.co.uk/network

Bear in mind that the Network Railcard is apparently rather unloved by
many of the participating TOCs, hence they don't go out of their way
to promote it - which presumably explains why it isn't available for
purchase online.

"Mizter T" wrote in message
...
On 18 Dec, 16:02, "Steve Dulieu"
wrote:
Hi All,

Does anyone here know if it's possible to obtain a Network Railcard
on-line?
And if if not, how would someone living in Ipswich go about getting one?
I've tried the obvious sites, One, National Rail and Railcard.co.uk but
all
seem determined to make it as difficult as possible to get hold of one.

--
Cheers, Steve.


Network Railcard's cannot be bought online, nor would they be
available at Ipswich as that is *outside* the Network Railcard area -
as is shown on the Network Railcard map here (PDF):

http://www.railcard.co.uk/clientfile...0map(2004).pdf
or via http://tinyurl.com/2no67f

You should be able to purchase Network Railcards from any staffed
National Rail station in the Network Railcard area. They cost £20 for
a year, and you don't need any proof of ID or photo, you just need to
fill out the application form that's contained within the Network
Railcard leaflet.

More information on the Network Railcard can be found he
http://www.railcard.co.uk/network

Bear in mind that the Network Railcard is apparently rather unloved by
many of the participating TOCs, hence they don't go out of their way
to promote it - which presumably explains why it isn't available for
purchase online.

Thanks to both who replied.
--
Cheers, Steve.
Change jealous to sad to reply.