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chez

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  1. Ok thanks for your help guys...although its not exactly a clear consensus...!


    FYI been doing some research and its


    Annual Rail Season Ticket (DMK/PR or ED to London Z1/2): 576


    Annual Buscard (all London):552


    Annual Travelcard (all London Z12): 1032


    Never knew the thing about rail 1/3 off either, given that I've got a Young Persons railcard too is that 2/3 off?!


    + as much as I'm loving bigbadwolf's trainsurfing suggestion, I'm thinking that with the majority of the trains arriving to platform 15 and 16 at London Bridge I wouldn't be so well placed to perform a diving manoevre over the barriers upon arrival...

  2. Please do move this if I've put it in the wrong place. I admit its possibly the most boring thread ever.


    Basically my Z123 travelcard runs out tomorrow (I used to live in Z3 near an underground) and I've recently moved here (well technically SE5). I work in London Bridge and have been commuting by train (from PR/ED/DMK), tried the bus but it was a bit torturous, thought about cycling but I'm a bit of a danger and I don't have a bike. What I've loved about having a travelcard is that going across London for sociable stuff doesn't cost anymore and even if it means paying more I'm scared of losing that luxury. However I'm also quite skint at the moment, what with moving and all.


    So my options seem to be:


    1. Buy a Z12 travelcard and be poor but free


    2. Buy a railcard? - don't know about these- and be slightly more restricted


    3. Buy a bus card and deal with the time wasted in traffic jams


    4. Sort out a bike asap


    5. ???



    Can the collective EDF wisdom help me come to a solution?

  3. I just went through a similar thing- the estate agent told me the landlord was on holiday since June and they couldn't get hold of him to agree its release (a barefaced lie; he'd been round to my flat and agreed to return my deposit). She refused to deal with the landlord directly and stopped answering any of my calls. Protection schmeme. Fortunately for me, my Dad's a solicitor so eventually I got him to give them a ring (strictly as a legal representative acting on my behalf) and start mentioning small claims courts and legal proceedings and the like, and suddenly my check is in the post....
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