Just booked myself a non-refundable London - Glasgow train ticket for the 26th of March when I needed the 26th of February! 
Now have to decide whether to let the 40 quid go to waste or to turn it into another trip home - which isn't very necessary since I was intending to go for the Easter weekend less than 2 weeks later.
Chuck it on the classifieds...you never know. Is it a single or a return?
Chuck it on the classifieds
bear in mind they are not transferrable...
Just had a look at and now realise that Good Friday is a week earlier than I thought!
It's a single ticket - with a 16-25 railcard which significantly narrows down the number of people who could use it 
Not transferable why sfb?
I can collect the ticket at the machine anytime and from then on it's a ticket without anybody's name or details attached.
Not transferable why sfb?
it's a breach of their terms and conditions, though I guess you're unlikely to be found out
it's a breach of their terms and conditions, though I guess you're unlikely to be found out
So not really worth pointing out, but thanks for playing.
there should be a short time after booking in which you are allowed to cancel. with airlines this is usually 24 hours after booking.
When I go into the Virgin website it states that it is non-refundable so there's no cancel button. I think that's just the rules with "Advance" tickets.
In the past I've been able to get a refund, minus a £5 charge. May not apply to your particular type of ticket, but I've done it with advance tickets before.
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