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Booked tickets for me, my husband and our two kids to Bournemouth, and the split ticket option brought the total well below what the operator wanted. The site handled the family booking without any fuss and let me see each leg clearly. Tickets came through in one email and everyone scanned in at the gate first time. Very pleased with how it all worked out.

The split tickets made the fare much lower than the operator site for my trip to Newcastle, which was the main reason I went with them. Had to compare three different routes before I settled on the one I wanted, and the split meant changing trains twice, which I hadn't expected. Tickets arrived fine but I'd have liked a clearer heads up about the changes.

Best value I've found for a last minute trip to Manchester. Booked on my phone while waiting for the kettle to boil, took maybe four minutes start to finish. Tickets came through instantly and the price was a fair bit under what the operator wanted. Easy.

I needed to get home to Cardiff for my nan's funeral and had no idea how split tickets worked so I was nervous. The site walked me through it step by step and the tickets came through to my phone straight away. Got there with plenty of time and the whole thing was really calm.

I needed a way to visit my son in Hull without paying the full price every month, and a friend recommended this site. The fares were noticeably lower and the booking was straightforward once I had found the right route. I was glad to have the tickets sent to my email so I could show them on my phone at the station.

I had been paying the full fare on the same route to Glasgow for years until a neighbour mentioned this site. The fare I found was considerably lower and the booking process was clear enough to follow. My ticket was waiting in my email before I had finished my tea.

Found this when I was looking for a cheap ticket to Leeds for my mates' birthday. Way cheaper than the operator, booked in like two minutes, tickets came straight to my phone. Saved me enough for drinks.

Booked a return to Reading on my phone while standing on the platform, took about two minutes. Fares looked cheaper than the other sites I'd tried. Tickets came through fine but the app kept logging me out so I had to type my password in twice before the barrier. Still sorted, just a bit fiddly.

Honestly the verdict is that it's the cheapest way I've found to get to Newcastle for work, and I've been using it for about four years now. The booking screens are a bit dated but they do the job. One return came through later than the others, which annoyed me, but otherwise it has been solid.

I have been travelling to Oxford for my work for some time and was pleased to find this site offered a more economical fare than I had been paying. The split option took a little explaining but the booking itself went smoothly. The tickets arrived promptly by email.

Booked a last minute return to Liverpool on my phone on the way to work and had the tickets before the train even pulled in. Price was well under the operator fare. The QR codes scanned at the barrier first time, which is all I ask.

Never used a site like this before so I was a bit sceptical, but I found the cheapest off-peak return to London in about five minutes. The e-ticket came through right away and the barrier opened first time at Reading. Honestly couldn't have asked for an easier way to do it.

Compared this against the operator site and a comparison tool before booking, and this one came out a few pounds dearer for my trip to Derby. The ticket itself worked fine and I got the confirmation straight away. The fare was the bit that put me off, and I had to go back and check the price twice to be sure it was right before paying.

The fare to Edinburgh was the cheapest I could find by a fair margin, and I checked three sites before booking. Booked the return on a Thursday night and got the confirmation straight away. Both legs were on time and the seats were where they said they'd be. Only niggle was that the ticket was on the app rather than paper, so I had to remember to keep my phone charged.

Compared to booking straight on the operator site this was miles cheaper for my trip to Bristol. Signing up took about a minute, no card faff. Got my tickets straight away and the train was on time, so yeah, sorted.

I bought an advance ticket from Exeter to Plymouth using my senior railcard, and I was glad the discount went through without me having to enter anything extra. The confirmation email arrived promptly and the e-tickets loaded fine on my tablet. The only thing I would mention is that the customer helpline took a while to answer when I rang with a question.

I needed to get to Brighton for a weekend and wanted to compare fares before committing. Checked three sites and this one came out cheapest once the split was included. Booking was simple and the tickets arrived quickly.

Honestly the first thing I noticed was that the price was lower than the operator's own site for my regular trip to Leeds, which I've been making for almost ten years. Booking was quick and the tickets came through by email, though one of my split tickets took a little longer to appear than the others. Still, the saving keeps me coming back.

I had to cancel a booking to Harrogate after my appointment was moved, and I was not expecting the refund process to be so drawn out. I sent the cancellation form in good time but it was nearly three weeks before the money came back to my card. The fare itself was fair enough and the booking was simple, but I was left chasing it on the phone more than I would have liked.

Booked an advance return from Leeds to London for my daughter's birthday weekend and it came out about eleven pounds cheaper than going direct with the operator. The site showed me the split fares clearly and I could see exactly which train I was on before paying. Tickets arrived by email within a couple of minutes and the QR code scanned fine at the gate. Nothing to complain about, I'll use them again.