Wanna upgrade to 06 - However have a problem

[CoolMatty]

Being 14 (15 on Sunday) I haven't access to a credit card, cheque or postal order. This is a problem also because I'm in the UK. Can anyone tell me how they got it without using the credit, cheque or postal order and is there another way?

Matt

 

[Gangsta_Boi]

Popping down to your local PCWorld (or other PC games supplier) will bag you TRS2006 (Just trains version) for around 40 pounds.

May be cheaper, im not sure.

Gangsta_Boi

 

[CoolMatty]

I'm not sure My PCWorld (Monks Cross York) stocks such a game
The Auran Website says $40 AUD and then postage and packaging. equivloent to about £30. But as I said before problem there. Anyone else?

Matt

 

[Mike10]

Mail me Matt, I'm sure we can work something out.

Mike.

 

[CoolMatty]

Will do Mike when I get home.

Matt

 

[sfrr]

over here in american you can find a copy for roughly $20 - about 10 pounds in UK, but yes, my local office max (office supply store) has trainzand wal-mart too

 

[Napalm]

@Coolmatty : go to your local Game store, they are selling TRS2006 for £9.99 or part of the 2 for £15. I went and got two copies of TRS2006 for £15 so myself and a friend at work only paid £7.50 each

Napalm

 

[CoolMatty]

I'll look when I have the chance.Thanks

Matt

 

[Moojgoo]

over here in american you can find a copy for roughly $20 - about 40 pounds in UK, but yes, my local office max (office supply store) has trainzand wal-mart too

No, $20 = £10.13.

 

[GreatEastern]

Don't get it from a shop in the UK, it'll be a Just Trains version and require the disk to be in the drive to use it. Talking to Mike is definitely the way to go.

Andy

 

[Corporal_Major]

Matt
I agree with Andy

DONT buy the "Just Trains" version get the real thing via Mike. I had the "Just Trains " version and had to replace it so I got one via Mike and have had no problems since

Ron

 

[Paulsw2]

Yep, that's the way to go, Mike'll sort you.

 

[CoolMatty]

Right I'm in correspondance with Mike and will let you know how it goes.

Thanks for everything

Matt

 

[ColPrice2002]

Matt:-

I haven't access to a credit card, cheque or postal order

You should be able to buy a postal order (for cash) at your local Post Office - assuming that it hasn't closed

There is a fee payable, but I don't remember any age restriction on them. You could always ask parent/guardian/significant other to buy one for you -
Much safer than trying to send cash!

The US stores (and OZ) look attractive, but that does need a credit/debit card and one needs to be careful (as always with Internet shopping)

Hope it works out,

Colin

 

[CoolMatty]

Right, I'll go out and get a postal oreder then. Do they charge a fee for it or is it just the amount of money you are trying to put on?

Matt

 

[Mike10]

Info on Postal Orders: http://www.postoffice.co.uk/portal/po/content2?catId=19400182&mediaId=19900224

Mike.

 

[CoolMatty]

Thanks Mike. Could you please repeat how much each was. It doesn't have to be here but can it be by PM right now? I'm not at home so can't pick up email right now.

Matt

 

[CoolMatty]

There doesn't seem to be an age restriction but does anyone know for certain?

Matt