LNER e vouchers

[paul1609]

With my 10% cashback due to end next month I'm thinking about prepaying for my rail travel. Can I just buy one big e voucher and then use it up against lots of transactions or do I have to buy say 100 £5 vouchers.
I'm sure there was a poster on here recently who had experience in dealing with this?

 

[Haywain]

Can I just buy one big e voucher and then use it up against lots of transactions

Yes, you can.

 

[redreni]

I think the max is £200, but you can buy more than one if you want to prepay more than that.

N.B. If you have LNER perks, there is an option to apply your LNER perks credit to the cost of the voucher. DO NOT DO THIS! If you do, the entire voucher will only be redeemable against LNER Advances. (I made that mistake and had a £50 voucher that I couldn't spend for several months until time came to book a journeys to Boston and York).

 

[paul1609]

To be honest I rarely use LNER services and when I do they always seem to cancelled due to crew issues so I get all my money back on delay repay.
I was thinking £500 until next years cashback offers would cover it as I'm largely buying low value split tickets.

 

[redreni]

To be honest I rarely use LNER services and when I do they always seem to cancelled due to crew issues so I get all my money back on delay repay.
I was thinking £500 until next years cashback offers would cover it as I'm largely buying low value split tickets.

Well, getting money back or not makes no difference, really, as it's compensation rather than a partial refund, so there's no link between the method of payment and how you choose to receive your compensation.

And in case I wasn't clear, the vouchers can be used for any rail tickets LNER sells, provided you don't use your LNER Perks balance as part payment for the voucher.