August 21st, 2009 | 
Author: . . . namely that you can’t sell Eurostar tickets.
I really want to sell them otherwise they’re just going to go to waste. Any ideas?
You’re right, Ebay UK refuses to carry Eurostar tickets. But on the other hand Ebay France does carry Eurostar tickets. It seems that lots of English people have cottoned on now.
So they will probably carry Eurostar vouchers. I’ve sold plenty of Eurostar tickets on the French ebay, including signles from Londnon to Paris.
Another idea would be to simply go to Waterloo Station or Gare du Nord and sell them to someone queueing to buy tickets.
There are also a couple of French web sites re-selling railway tickets, including Eurostar (kellbillet.com and trocdesprems.com) but they are not really geared for selling vouchers but you can give it a try. Incidentally, reselling tickets in France is only legal if you sell them for not more than the price you paid.
How much do you want for them by the way and how long are they valid until?
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Try single track!!!!!! It’s a bike selling website mainly but people sell all sorts of things on them, I saw v festival tickets on there today!!!! Worth a try, free to list and lots of people use it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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If they’re vouchers and not tickets, it seems harsh that eBay removed them. They probably misunderstood. You could try calling eBay’s helpline and getting them re-listed, or at least have your listing fee refunded.
Otherwise, try http://www.gumtree.com and make it very clear that they are vouchers and you are not selling them illegally. (List the expiry date too.) Good luck!
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You’re right, Ebay UK refuses to carry Eurostar tickets. But on the other hand Ebay France does carry Eurostar tickets. It seems that lots of English people have cottoned on now.
So they will probably carry Eurostar vouchers. I’ve sold plenty of Eurostar tickets on the French ebay, including signles from Londnon to Paris.
Another idea would be to simply go to Waterloo Station or Gare du Nord and sell them to someone queueing to buy tickets.
There are also a couple of French web sites re-selling railway tickets, including Eurostar (kellbillet.com and trocdesprems.com) but they are not really geared for selling vouchers but you can give it a try. Incidentally, reselling tickets in France is only legal if you sell them for not more than the price you paid.
How much do you want for them by the way and how long are they valid until?
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Good question.
Why not forget the Internet, and use the good old fashioned method, advertise them in your local post office window, or in your local newspaper.
Ask friends or colleagues if they wish to buy them.
Hope you sell them, best wishes.
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