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I meant to ask do they sell them at the ticket offices which Jimar53 says they don't. I know most people do have Oyster cards now, but i thought the new LO stations would have the machines to retail new cards by now.

Sorry i meant why are they bothering to install the machines at ticket offices.

Does anyone know if LO have upgraded any of the former stations to accept Oyster cards yet. If not why has it taken them so long to do this

Can LO stations issue railcards?. Just i asked at Surrey Quays and was told the nearest stations that could issue a young persons railcard was London Bridge as they were London Overground and not National Rail.

You can buy an Oyster card at any London Underground station, you just need to pay £3 for the card and put £5 credit on the card. The reason your friends Oyster cards have their photos on them is because they have a discount card because they live in London. As you say you mainly use buses by...

When you book tickets online can you pick them up from any National Rail station, often i have ordered tickets from Rochester but due to the machines not working i have had to pick them up in Bromley. Is this because they are both southeastern stations or would it work anywhere

I'd say what ticket i actually do hold is still in dispute, its printed on it that its a Network Gold Card and when i select the ticket i want to buy from the machine it offers me a reduced fare when i select it.

My Father has the Annual ticket as printed on the ticket stock in Yorkie's link. The railcard i was issued with looks like this: http://therailticketgallery.fotopic.net/p33984847.html But rather than saying NETWORK RAILCARD where it is printed onto the ticket in the left hand corner is says...

Then how could a penalty fare stand. It says Network Gold Card on the front the ticket machines ask if you have a Network Gold Card and it doesnt say you have to be in possession of a annual ticket. Even when you book online it does not say you have to have it just have the network Gold Card.

Last week at Gillingham Kent station i attempted to buy with a Network Goldcard (after 10am) a Day Return to Rainham but was refused this as i was told there was a minimum fare i explained i had a goldcard rather than a network goldcard but was told that i could only buy a ticket if i was the...

Is Forest Hill the only ELL southern section station to top up Oyster cards at the ticket office

Why should anyone be issued with a penalty fare when the RPI's wont examine what you are saying and why should you have to jump through hoops to get your money back.

Your Mr Hitler, any relation? Well, i've got a mother. No i meant to Adolf Hitler YES, thats her!

Maybe thats more of a challenge for an ALR

ok thats good to know, Why is it so poorly promoted and how do i apply

Is it still possible for a gold card holder to purchase a Network Gold card for a friend or family member. I cant find anything online and can also find no mention of it in the Network Railcard leaflet it would be a shame if they have withdrawn this offer.

All stations in oyster area, im sure few people wish to top up their oyster (should they have one) in say, Thurso.

No if anything they should allow Oyster to be topped up at all stations it is valid from the office or ticket machine, no idea why they didnt allow it. At SWT stations you cant even top up from machine.

I bought a Daysave ticket for 31st May, does anyone know when i should recieve the email from Southern giving me my confirmation code, usually when i have booked travelcards and returns i have recieved one straight away.

I have recently posted some passgenger eye views of the Southeastern High Speed Link from SFA to STP, the rest of the route coming soon and the extended East London Line from Whitechapel to Dalston Junction: http://www.youtube.com/user/JX378#p/u/5/u3VwW8OWMuk...