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Weird. Perhaps it has changed since my training.
Although, if it were a pdf rather than an m-ticket, then the passenger has not agreed to the above point (so I'm technically still right (I think lol)) :D
Which also means if the price of both the SDR (anytime day return) would be the same as the SOR (anytime return) after the discount, often the best bet is to buy what would be the more expensive ticket. Can save you money if you get stuck overnight :)
After. If the total comes below £12 after the discount, the minimum fare of £12 is applied. So you could actually take a (for example) £2 ticket, use your railcard, then have to pay £12 :lol:
Tickets bought online can use the railcard and are valid anytime (if it is an anytime ticket).
If you buy on the day then the ticket would be excessed up to the correct fare (or if an RPI caught you trying to do that to dodge money, they may prosecute you).
But getting it online is no...
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