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OK, who has cancelled their direct debit?
- Thread starter gregbrighton
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Too late, I'm hugely in love with myself .... and TB, of course!
el punal
Well-known member
No, I haven't. Yes, I will be staying to the bitter end. For what it's worth this is MY club and I've supported them through good and bad for fifty years. A bit of poor form on the pitch is no reason to proverbially slit your wrists.
Christ! Some people need to get a bit of backbone!
Always pay my season ticket in full in March so cannot cancel and even if i did i wouldn't you either support a team or you don't and if a few poor results/performances can make someone take that drastic action then you may as well not bother in the first place. A supporter of any football team should be for life not just the good times.SEAGULLS
wakeytom
New member
Have you actually entered in to a credit agreement with the club though as you do with a mobile phone or just a contract to pay monthly, as if its the latter I am not sure if they can legally try to recover the debt in the same way and also cannot then mark CCJ's etc
It's the latter. However, the club can sue for damages for breach of contract. If it got to a County Court (which I really doubt), the Court could issue a CCJ, though they probably wouldn't.
brighton bluenose
Well-known member
Where precisely does it tell us that we have a contractual commitment for the whole season? Because I, as many thousand of others, have bought my ST on-line where no T&C's seem to be available!
I hasten to add that I have no intention of cancelling!
Where precisely does it tell us that we have a contractual commitment for the whole season? Because I, as many thousand of others, have bought my ST on-line where no T&C's seem to be available!
I hasten to add that I have no intention of cancelling!
Here
http://www.seagullstickets.com/screenloader.aspx?page=documents/html/tandc.html
meeching gull
New member
mine will be cancelled when im in a box
The money you got would that be the directors box
Go and support Chelsea!
I got my season ticket for the first time this season because I knew the trendies would get bored by now and I would not have to put up with them. I felt a bit cheated when we sold Buckley and I was not too happy when Stockdale signed as a keeper. Bloom did say he would build a competitive squad.
I expected Ulloa to go, so I can't complain about that.
I think it is a fraction better this season. I like it when we create lots of chances as it gears up the excitement. When we stop creating chances and lose possession then I would start to worry.
I still can't see why we haven't got a right winger to replace Buckley. Yanic Wildschut (Boro) did not even get on the pitch.
- Jan 3, 2012
- 16,631
Daft idea! No. In to the bitter end and probably beyond.
Arthur
Well-known member
In theory yes but in practice no. Hence my comment about when the club draws a line and says this mush is clearly not going to pay us any more dough so we can re-sell his ticket.
In my experience the club can be a bit naughty when it comes to these direct debits.
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,244
LOL! Add the words "constitutional" and "legitimate" and you've got the perfect impression every time!
Lower West Stander
Well-known member
Serious question for the OP.
Why would anyone cancel?
Why would anyone cancel?
brighton bluenose
Well-known member
So - Item 4 of the DD T&C's says that if you miss two payments then your card will be deactivated and any arrears may be taken from any e-cash funds.
Basically we are paying upfront on a monthly basis for the two or so home matches in that month - nowhere does it actually state that fans have a contractual commitment for the whole season!
Sweeney Todd
New member
I think of my season-ticket as an annual subscription to a club, membership of which causes me no end of grief, but which I would never relinquish.
I am Brighton & Hove Albion until I die, for better or for worse.
I am Brighton & Hove Albion until I die, for better or for worse.
Skaville
Well-known member
As a Gillingham veteran, I appreciate that people like you are needed to fuel the growth of the club but feel annoyed that people like you have similar loyalty points to me.
Yes, it does. Read the first sentence of clause 2 of the DD section again.
Where a Direct Debit Ticket Holder elects to pay by Season Ticket Monthly Payments, the Season Ticket Fee shall be due and payable in 12 equal instalments monthly in advance during the Season.
So, if you have a DD for a ST, you have to pay all 12 instalments.
If I was the club I would'nt bother going after anyone who defaults on a DD. You'e got more of their dosh to the amount of product they have received so just leave it.
I know technically you are in the wrong but if someone wants out........let them go.
I know technically you are in the wrong but if someone wants out........let them go.
bobby baxter
Well-known member
- Jan 31, 2014
- 719
Thanks and a big thumbs up to everyone responding. Reading some of the sh#te written on this board recently I was getting quite depressed, my faith in fellow fans is now restored. Let's get behind the team, and Sami !
Mayonaise
Well-known member
The club needs our support more when it's struggling.
Supporting when you are winning is easy but quitting when the going gets tough is just lame!
Supporting when you are winning is easy but quitting when the going gets tough is just lame!