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Hang on. Do you have access to my email Inbox?

Nobody has made that assumption - certainly not the club, if that is your assertion. The number of evening games has just been used as a gauge by some to indicate what *may* be a reasonable number of upgrades permissible.

It is policed so it's not a case of "never". Myself and someone else on this thread have already indicated that we've seen it. So maybe it's "rarely policed". Maybe you just got lucky. Maybe the steward(s) in question when you entered realised you were with your daughter, noticed she had an...

Not at all - the entry gates have coloured lights on them and they light according to the status of the ticket presented. Stewards beyond the barriers are able to determine whether the card matches the punter. I've seen adults sent back to the ticket office for entering with a child ticket...

I tell you what I'm worried about after this thread. Just how long will the email be that I get?

I don't think it's quite as clear cut as that because, as you say, it doesn't resolve the 'reserve the seat next to me just in case' folk, although I can't imagine there are too many people who actually do this.

I completely agree and made the point on the previous discussions on this very subject. The ludicrousness comes in that the old ticketing system worked exactly like this. I've just found a receipt from an upgrade for the Donny game in April 2014. The upgrade charge was £22. (Today that would...

Yep. And that is clearly completely wrong, and no one will disagree. But it's a different matter completely to the upgrade debate.

I don't think there's a great mystery here. People coming along through an upgraded season ticket are paying far less than the match ticket price. When I upgrade my daughter's WSU ticket, the upgradee has to pay £14 including a £1.50 fee. If they bought a ticket from the ticket office they would...

I'm largely onside with what the club are doing here and why they are doing it. However, you've won me over on one point. Until this season, fans could upgrade as many times as required throughout a season. The club charter stated: "In instances where the Ticket Office agrees an upgrade can...

A few points... 1. I have edited the original post slightly, and all quotes of it, in order to protect the OP from himself. The crux of his story is still very much as he first wrote. If you are aware of the edit, please do not refer to it. 2. Gillingham weren't the Archer years, they were the...