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Marty___Mcfly

I see your wicked plan - I’m a junglist.
Sep 14, 2011
2,251
Those booking fees looking less and less warranted ImageUploadedByTapatalk1373309934.565681.jpg
 




dougdeep

New member
May 9, 2004
37,732
SUNNY SEAFORD
Anything to save money is good with me.
 










beorhthelm

A. Virgo, Football Genius
Jul 21, 2003
35,310
you'll still have to pay for the ticket/booking software.

what i want to know is what happend to the idea of ad hoc tickets being added to a smart card.
 


jgmcdee

New member
Mar 25, 2012
931
I think that we all know that the booking fee now goes to the company running the booking website (or at least a portion of it does).

Which begs the question: why can't they stump up the cash for a test environment? My purchase history is full of their testing with real games hardly getting a look-in. Hardly professional
 


Freddie Goodwin.

Well-known member
Mar 31, 2007
7,186
Brighton
My scenario is this. I'd like to go to the 2 Amex friendlies and take a g/child with me. Being WSU it doesn't look like that area will be open, besides, I may fancy sitting elsewhere.

I have a card but g/child, although on the system, does not. I don't have a working printer. I work near the Queens Road office, but that no longer does tickets.

How much of a buggerence will it be for me to go to these games and what do i get for my booking fees?
 




clippedgull

Hotdogs, extra onions
Aug 11, 2003
20,789
Near Ducks, Geese, and Seagulls
My scenario is this. I'd like to go to the 2 Amex friendlies and take a g/child with me. Being WSU it doesn't look like that area will be open, besides, I may fancy sitting elsewhere.

I have a card but g/child, although on the system, does not. I don't have a working printer. I work near the Queens Road office, but that no longer does tickets.

How much of a buggerence will it be for me to go to these games and what do i get for my booking fees?

Printing test is not available to the public yet! You just book for your grandchild via your normal chosen method.
 


drew

Drew
Oct 3, 2006
23,064
Burgess Hill
you'll still have to pay for the ticket/booking software.

what i want to know is what happend to the idea of ad hoc tickets being added to a smart card.

I think that we all know that the booking fee now goes to the company running the booking website (or at least a portion of it does).

Which begs the question: why can't they stump up the cash for a test environment? My purchase history is full of their testing with real games hardly getting a look-in. Hardly professional

It seems on the basis of the OP that they don't. Unfortunately I suspect this won't be the last thread on the subject!!!

My scenario is this. I'd like to go to the 2 Amex friendlies and take a g/child with me. Being WSU it doesn't look like that area will be open, besides, I may fancy sitting elsewhere.

I have a card but g/child, although on the system, does not. I don't have a working printer. I work near the Queens Road office, but that no longer does tickets.

How much of a buggerence will it be for me to go to these games and what do i get for my booking fees?

Can't they use Royal Mail?
 


HawkTheSeagull

New member
Jan 31, 2012
9,122
Eastbourne
Its a good idea. Theres always long queues at the "huts" outside the Amex on matchdays, this would resolve that.

Hopefully you get the choice whether to print at home or pick up on the day though.
 


BattFink

Active member
Jan 31, 2012
389
Buggers Hole
About time, you've been able to do it with 1901 tickets for a while.

I wonder if it has anything to do with that Platinum perk of "guest tickets"
 


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