£10 RedSpottedHanky code with Sunday Telegraph (£2.00)

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  Ashburnham18 months, 3 weeks ago6 LikesShow comment toolsReply

  terimkc

  I can see the code as 'RshTel10B'

  
  
  terimkc - This is the poster that we ALL should be bowing down to for being generous enough to be the very first (in my opion and as I came across it at that time) to post the required code somewhere about 05:30 today. I salute you, terimkc. You deserve some real big heat yourself for that posting alone.
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  callum99998 months, 3 weeks ago6 LikesShow comment toolsReply

  Yes he did a good thing, but you two are going quite a bit over the top! Creepily so in fact!

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  sebcoopers9 months, 6 hours ago2 Likes #1Show comment toolsReply

  Wonder if the voucher code will be the same in all copies of the Sunday Telegraph
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  solonely9 months, 6 hours ago2 Likes #2Show comment toolsReply

  Hope someone on MSE just gives us the code like last time :)
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  sebcoopers9 months, 6 hours ago #3Show comment toolsReply

  Awesome!
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  1982john9 months, 6 hours ago #4Show comment toolsReply

  sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet
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  theyiddo9 months, 5 hours ago #5Show comment toolsReply

  Cheers OP (and MSE!)
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  30109 months, 5 hours ago #6Show comment toolsReply

  Thanks.
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  DLC9 months, 5 hours ago1 Like #7Show comment toolsReply

  worked brilliantly last time. very looking forward to this.
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  Ellie Phant9 months, 5 hours ago #8Show comment toolsReply

  Just checked a fare out from A to B with RedSpottedHanky minus the £10 discount.... looked ok but found I can get the fare roughly £8 cheaper using another train fare site. I don't know if all there prices are higher than other operators.
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  LOL_is_stupid9 months, 5 hours ago #9Show comment toolsReply

  Ellie Phant

  Just checked a fare out from A to B with RedSpottedHanky minus the £10 discount.... looked ok but found I can get the fare roughly £8 cheaper using another train fare site. I don't know if all there prices are higher than other operators.

  
  
  I find the same (usually just use National Rail direct). Voted hot regardless as it'll be useful for someone.
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  razord9 months, 4 hours ago2 Likes #10Show comment toolsReply

  I'm a touch confused by people saying they're more expensive. RSH just charge the standard fees set by ATOS and National Rail. They could charge a credit/debit fee or processing fee, but the actual ticket price has to be the same across all official ticket sellers.
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  groovyhippy899 months, 4 hours ago #11Show comment toolsReply

  I took advantage of this last time they ran the offer - Was all good. Thanks OP, I'll be off to the shop early Sunday morning to get a paper! :)
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  tecnoman9 months, 4 hours ago #12Show comment toolsReply

  cool
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  djblamire9 months, 4 hours ago #13Show comment toolsReply

  Anyone know if this is likely to be a unique code per newspaper ?
  
  Thanks
  Daniel
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  tom24uk9 months, 4 hours ago #14Show comment toolsReply

  Thanks
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  Ellie Phant9 months, 4 hours ago #15Show comment toolsReply

  razord

  I'm a touch confused by people saying they're more expensive. RSH just charge the standard fees set by ATOS and National Rail. They could charge a credit/debit fee or processing fee, but the actual ticket price has to be the same across all official ticket sellers.

  
  
  re: previous post. Just gone back to check prices and is now showing same as other sites, so all good. Cleethorpes to Lincoln return will be £1.10..... nice.
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  king_chief9 months, 4 hours ago #16Show comment toolsReply

  razord

  I'm a touch confused by people saying they're more expensive. RSH just charge the standard fees set by ATOS and National Rail. They could charge a credit/debit fee or processing fee, but the actual ticket price has to be the same across all official ticket sellers.

  
  
  For example, I booked a train up to Newcastle and got a cheaper price with East Coast (the company who operate that line) than I could booking that journey anywhere else. I hope this helps clarify.
  
  Edit: I believe this is also the case with East Midlands.
  

  
  Edited By: king_chief on Aug 21, 2012 21:46
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  uccalms9 months, 4 hours ago #17Show comment toolsReply

  Thanks OP. It's a great deal. I hope I won't forget to get the paper this Sunday!
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  hopper849 months, 4 hours ago #18Show comment toolsReply

  razord

  I'm a touch confused by people saying they're more expensive. RSH just charge the standard fees set by ATOS and National Rail. They could charge a credit/debit fee or processing fee, but the actual ticket price has to be the same across all official ticket sellers.

  
  
  ^^^ What he said
  
  Hot, thanks op.
  

  
  Edited By: hopper84 on Aug 21, 2012 21:49
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  Starlet9 months, 4 hours ago #19Show comment toolsReply

  Great!!
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  Ellie Phant9 months, 4 hours ago4 Likes #20Show comment toolsReply

  uccalms

  Thanks OP. It's a great deal. I hope I won't forget to get the paper this Sunday!

  
  
  I will "browse" the paper in the shop with a pen and a bit of paper in my pocket.... I can't afford £2 for a newspaper.:3

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