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Of course, but as you're not a season ticket holder, then as a bronze member you are worth 77 points. You are a Bronze member, aren't you?

Yes, yes, you are.

We've already played 6 seasons at the Amex. 11/12 12/13 13/14 14/15 15/16 16/17 You haven't been for the last three years, so you can't expect to have the points that those who have been there for all those seasons.

But you haven't held a season ticket for three years. If it had been the last three years, you would have had 120 points, but you stopped three years ago.

Yes, I think you've cracked it. Away games three years ago, say 30 points, then 15 and then rounded up, so now 8.

I'm not being funny, but didn't you cancel your season ticket because of the Young Seagulls shirt thing?

You need to query that because you get 120 points for three consecutive seasons before this one. The key word is consecutive. http://www.seagullstickets.com/documents/pdf/1718/LoyaltyPoints.pdf

We did for the first season. Now the loyalty points go back six years so someone who had loyalty points on the opening day of the Amex, will have more than someone who's had a season ticket for two years.

The loyalty at Gillingham and Withdean was rewarded when we moved into the Amex, as we got priority in picking our seats.

They probably are, but also warning other fans that it's illegal, and that they know it's going on.

They've got the price of the seat from the purchaser so why shouldn't the season ticket holder benefit from making their ticket available?

Only Simmo :moo:

My voucher was £20 as a concession and my husband's was £25.

No, the ticket exchange kicks in when all the tickets have been sold. I know because we got vouchers for the Bristol City game in April. The ticket exchange is clunky, and we could do a lot better, but the game is not a sell out yet. I'm sure in the next 9 days it will be.

Come off it. The club are engaging like adults. They have 200 tickets for sale. If they use the ticket exchange tickets, they have to pay out £20 and £25 vouchers to the STH. Now which tickets are going to make a profit?

I'm sure they will find out. Make enquiries as to which stand, then another one ask where the row is. It doesn't take much, and then grab the buyer when they turn up, and match the fan number who bought the original. They did it for the Lincoln game, so it can be done.

Because there are still 200 tickets for sale (which may have sold by now) It was the same for the Bristol match, as soon as the saleable tickets were sold, the ticket exchange kicked in. I know because mine and my husband's tickets went through.

It happened last season. The club warned fans about it after the Lincoln game.

If the club are going to be asking for id at away games, then you have to have some form of id on you. Not in the compulsory sense, but it makes it easier to find out who the touts are. Bear in mind, the club have already seen tickets for sale on the internet, so they'll have some idea of what...

If you have to, then you have to. You've obviously got a passport.