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Yes, please do...SamiS wrote:doesnt apply for e tickets...Boomer wrote:Samis have you checked the website.
http://www.virgintrains.co.uk/routes-st ... astticket/
As I thought take your e-ticket to the 'fast track' machines along with the card. Insert the card along with along with entering your fast track reference. This will be on the your e-ticket. The tickets will print out.
my dads called the chief operating officer who owes him a favour i just found out....
hoping and prayingg!!!
will keep you guys all updated
Yeah, seriously was man. How many Beckys are there, after all?SamiS wrote:OMG WAS THAT SERIOUSLY YOU!!! YOU COMPLETE AND UTTER BITCHBT wrote:Yep, I advised him that if he's old enough to travel up north on a week night by himself, he's probably old enough to have his own bank account by now.Basil is a Gooner wrote:SamiS wrote:some person called becky on the phone said theres nothing they can do
looks like i might not be going
guess ive maybe learnt ma lesson!!!!
That BT has got a mean streak you know......
But seriously, you should be able to get a letter signed by your dad authorizing you and your friend to travel. I'm pretty sure its illegal otherwise. Speak to consumer rights people. Did it not say when you purchased it?
who is the consumer rights people?
they won't even let me do the letter thingy! they basicly said sorry mate thats £79 down the drain you shoulda read the terms and conditions
c**ts
Call these people and ask what your rights are:
http://www.consumerdirect.gov.uk/
Presumably, unless Virign make it explicitly clear when selling the tickets that the cardholder must be travelling, you have a case. As someone else said, surely companies and schools etc dont have to have the cardholder there on trips.
THANKSBT wrote:Yeah, seriously was man. How many Beckys are there, after all?SamiS wrote:OMG WAS THAT SERIOUSLY YOU!!! YOU COMPLETE AND UTTER BITCHBT wrote:Yep, I advised him that if he's old enough to travel up north on a week night by himself, he's probably old enough to have his own bank account by now.Basil is a Gooner wrote:SamiS wrote:some person called becky on the phone said theres nothing they can do
looks like i might not be going
guess ive maybe learnt ma lesson!!!!
That BT has got a mean streak you know......
But seriously, you should be able to get a letter signed by your dad authorizing you and your friend to travel. I'm pretty sure its illegal otherwise. Speak to consumer rights people. Did it not say when you purchased it?
who is the consumer rights people?
they won't even let me do the letter thingy! they basicly said sorry mate thats £79 down the drain you shoulda read the terms and conditions
c**ts
Call these people and ask what your rights are:
http://www.consumerdirect.gov.uk/
Presumably, unless Virign make it explicitly clear when selling the tickets that the cardholder must be travelling, you have a case. As someone else said, surely companies and schools etc dont have to have the cardholder there on trips.
will try that later
Boomer wrote:Probably were you went wrong!?!SamiS wrote:he bookedBoomer wrote:SamiS, One thing I'd never worked out.....
If you booked the tickets why did you use your friends name and not your own?
i let him do my dirty work
used my dad credit card
'If you want some thing doing......'
was on phone to him whilst he did it
just he found cheapest trains n shit
anyway on sunday wheres everyone from onlinegooner going?
ive gotta meet some mates at 12 pins but would love to see all you guys!!!!
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