Do you not keep credit debit cards in your wallet when you do not use them?
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2 More Empty Seats for the Rest of the Season. Another Loyal Supporter Lost.
- Thread starter Blue and White Tiger
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Do you not keep credit debit cards in your wallet when you do not use them?
I keep mine in my wallet.
To be honest, there is a far higher chance of you forgetting your tickets, than there is of someone's wallet being stolen (*touch wood). Then you'll be on here crying, because the club made you pay for paper replacements at the ground!
BensGrandad
New member
Do you have Paul McGowans direct line number so as to avoid the ticket office switch board. As regards the actual ticket mine stay in my wallet at all times as I am sure that it does with most people.
Titus
Come on!
If the club won't back down, I'll pay £25 for you.
CliveWalkerWingWizard
Well-known member
Yes £25 is harsh - but as stated earlier the fee is to prevent season ticket holders passing on their cards to an untrustworthy source. If the club relents for everyone that said the cards are lost /stolen - the problem would continue. It is quite clear that ST are non transferable. If I can not make a match I pass on to friends/family. Yes a little harsh given the circumstances but the rules are clear, and ultimately it is your fault that the wallet was lost. It appears to me that you are cutting off your nose to spite your face - if you do want to come pay the £25 and sell the season ticket back to the club. If you do want to come pay the £25 and put it down to experience.
Meade's Ball
Well-known member
I don't keep mine in the little plastic thing i call a wallet as it messes with using my oyster card. To Millwall and back from London Bridge cost me about £10 thanks to that and i shall write to Barber in a moment to ask him to have words with London Transport and get this matter sorted.
PS - i hope they show a bit of decency and give you affordable replacement cards without you having to fight your case for too long.
PS - i hope they show a bit of decency and give you affordable replacement cards without you having to fight your case for too long.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Do you really think one email will just change what is an agreement as part of being a STH ?
The Birdman
New member
I agree e-mail Paul Barber and I bet he will sort it out for you and I would suggest you only say sorted or not sorted on this site don't go into full detail ,I would always e-m Paul with issues like this, first remember the club has employees some good as well as a few jobs worth ones. Good luck with job hunting please keep the faith I been watching the Albion since 1964
Blue and White Tiger
Exiled to Exeter
- Jul 6, 2010
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Just had a phonecall from a friends dad saying he had accidently taken my wallet instead of his 2 days ago and he has only just f***ing realised and phoned and told me. So panic over. Thanks a lot for all of your help guys. Still leaves a bitter taste in my mouth. Hope the club isn't going the wrong way.
All abuse heading my way accepted.
All abuse heading my way accepted.
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
You'd hope it would, especially being the season of good will and all that.
Surrey_Albion
New member
Last season at withdean I lost my tickets when I moved and was told on the phone I would have to pay, went and spoke to them to explain the full details as to how and why they were missing and with no charge at all all four paper tickets for the last home games were given to me FOC, talk to the club they aren't monsters but on the phone they follow a "script"
Hillian1
( . ) ( . )
Not when your as anal as I am and have a checklist before leaving the house.
attila
1997 Club
I'd think that the club and Paul Barber in this instance would be flexible enough to take each case on its merits, and make the occasional exception - although having just read the message above that's obviously not necessary in this instance. I think we should not simply accept whatever the club decides to tell us/decides to implement as policy and should challenge it if it seems unfair. Doing that in the past, as you well know, is what actually led to us still having a club to support
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
supaseagull
Well-known member
I really would say that if you have your wallet stolen, you must report it to the police.
As far as this stupid £25 charge is concerned, it is just that and something should be done to get it scrapped in the event of proven theft when a police reference number is supplied. No one CHOOSES to have their season tickets stolen and considering it costs around £2 to produce a smart card of ANY type, that means that the club are making a profit of 1250% profit for the club...it's disgusting that the club are penalising someone who has been the victim of a crime. Even insurance companies aren't THAT mercenary!
As far as this stupid £25 charge is concerned, it is just that and something should be done to get it scrapped in the event of proven theft when a police reference number is supplied. No one CHOOSES to have their season tickets stolen and considering it costs around £2 to produce a smart card of ANY type, that means that the club are making a profit of 1250% profit for the club...it's disgusting that the club are penalising someone who has been the victim of a crime. Even insurance companies aren't THAT mercenary!
Blue and White Tiger
Exiled to Exeter
- Jul 6, 2010
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Again, thanks for all your help. So releived. Still leaves a really sour taste in the mouth and things like this make me consider the money I spend on the club. £25 is a joke.
supaseagull
Well-known member
Yes- conveniently forgotten by the club at the moment isn't it!
I really hope you get this sorted out mate.
Gazwag
5 millionth post poster
This, the muppets who man the ticket office desks are jobsworths, email the ticket office and the manager will sort it out quickly and easily as he did me just before christmas - I don't know why emailing is more successful that face to face, in any other business it is the other way around
attila
1997 Club
Mind bogglingly quick response from Paul Barber who had already copied in the ticket office people to his mail see if they could help further - just thanked him and told him false alarm. Big thumbs up for Paul B for professionalism and communication, though we don't agree all the time