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Couldn't get rid of the annoying note about split fares which stopped me from going any further. Booked on Nation Rail web site instead. No clear way on the web site of to contact them about this about this to the Train line. Just lists of FAQs which didn't cober what I wanted to ask about
Charged £5 fee for a £9.40 ticket.
Disgraceful!!!
It was not highlighted anywhere until after I requested the refund, receiving only £4.40.
Do NOT use their service!
Simple, rapide, efficace, pas de pollution visuelle, on va à l'essentiel sans se perdre et sans perdre de temps. Bravo
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