£16 redspottedhanky train ticket voucher for £8 at Amazon Local

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• swissy says:

  6 Mar6 March 09:38

  Just sold out- 2 minutes after I purchased !

  • David says:

    6 Mar6 March 09:55

    Deal appears to still be active

    • Raffles says:

      6 Mar6 March 10:02

      Yes, still seems OK to me

  • Mike says:

    6 Mar6 March 12:21

    That’s because you can only buy one per Amazon account, so you’ve now reached your purchase limit.

• Tom says:

  6 Mar6 March 09:41

  I got the Sun and WH Smith vouchers from the other weeks show up in my account, it take a couple of days to process from when you enter the code in the account screen

• David says:

  6 Mar6 March 09:55

  Don’t forget that you can use RSH to buy Day Travelcards for travel entirely within London, although they can’t be collected from Underground stations.

  • Rob says:

    6 Mar6 March 09:59

    Hmmmm …. could do that! 25 minute walk to Victoria vs 10 to Sloane Square, but it does seem to have stopped raining 24/7 now ….

    • John says:

      6 Mar6 March 10:11

      You can always collect them a day or several before the day they are to be used

    • Joe says:

      6 Mar6 March 10:14

      Just pick a few up in bulk when you travel to a mainline station.

      Just picked up 3. Thanks Raf.

    • David says:

      10 Mar10 March 10:57

      As a bonus, the Travelcard price at weekends is £5.90 with a Network Railcard (or certain other railcards). If you use Oyster pay as you go, the daily price cap is from £7.00-£8.50 depending on zones you use.

• John says:

  6 Mar6 March 10:11

  I never got the .ac.uk voucher but I had to open a new account for that…

• squills says:

  6 Mar6 March 11:03

  Only one problem with this. You have to spend real money 😉

  • Ed E says:

    6 Mar6 March 11:27

    I agree. I think there may be someone new at RSH. Possibly a new 17 year old work experience person who might have realised that just giving everything away is not the best business model.

    • Rob says:

      6 Mar6 March 13:23

      I think it is fairly smart marketing. Given a choice of spending £100k on a short TV commercial or £100k on giving away 10,000 x £10 vouchers, the latter probably has a better long-term impact.

      • Ed E says:

        7 Mar7 March 11:50

        I then love the fact that yesterday evening, they did both!!

• Frenske says:

  6 Mar6 March 12:43

  No … weekly tickets can only be bought on the machines or ticket office. However monthly tickets can be bought on-line.

• Scott says:

  6 Mar6 March 13:19

  You are normally better off buying a monthly season ticket. They are normally valid for a full calendar month and are cheaper than 4x weekly tickets. For my commute, a Weekly Ticket is £26 but the monthly ticket is £97, so not only is monthly cheaper but it covers 30/31 days rather than the 28 days that 4x weekly tickets can get you. I also pay for them at the station with my BA Amex so I collect Avios and it adds towards my companion ticket spend.

  • nux says:

    6 Mar6 March 14:54

    You can also buy a ticket for any period greater than a month which saves a bit depending on your work schedule. You can buy it to your next leave/long weekend.
    Monday 3rd March to Friday 11th April, week off, then buy Monday 21st April ->

    • John says:

      6 Mar6 March 15:56

      This is true but if you have unless you take more than 7 separate weeks off, or you are changing job / moving house / work at different sites, you might as well buy an annual ticket… annuals are 40x weekly and monthlies are 3.84x weekly

• RTW says:

  6 Mar6 March 15:50

  The WH Smiths one is still working [EDIT – see https://headforpoints.com/2014/02/19/another-5-redspottedhanky-voucher-for-everyone/ ]

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