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October 12th 06, 09:15 AM
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Can I buy myself a discounted Network Railcard?
Hi,
Not strictly London travel related, but farly close: I've got a Gold Card which expires in about a week. I've just bought my partner a £1 Network Railcard before the GC expires, and it comes with one year's validity. As I don't plan to renew my Gold Card, can I buy myself a Network Railcard so I can get (more restricted) discounts for another year? Whilst the blurb talks about "family and friends" the online PDFs of the NFM didn't seem to mention any restrictions about who you can buy them for, or about buying one to use after the GC has expired. Thanks, Luke |
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