I was told by a friend yesterday that postal applications were being dealt with first and then internet applications would follow this week....
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Still nada here either. 
KLUNK
Member
Nuts. Forgot about a standing order we set up for swimming fees,£90. There is no good time for me,in the foreseeable,for these tickets to come out :-/
Sajerz
Member
No monies gone 
Sajerz
Member
Not uppity just excited / I think NSC has got a little race going on to see who gets money taken out first. Sad.. but thats NSC
Gazwag
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The law of averages dictates that somebody on nsc would know somebody who has had money taken
Cecil
New member
Still nothing.....
Hatterlovesbrighton
something clever
A few reports on Twitter of people having money debited. A trickle rather than a deluge though.
Jam The Man
Well-known member
Just received this email:
Dear Aaron,
Important London 2012 Olympic Games ticket application information
Thank you for applying for London 2012 Olympic tickets. As you will be aware, we have started to allocate tickets and are now taking payment from Visa credit and debit cards, as well as banking cheques and postal orders.
The vast majority of payments will be taken by next week (31 May), with the entire process completed by 10 June.
We will contact you before 24 June to let you know if you have been successful and, if so, which tickets you have been allocated.
Second chance sales
There will be another chance to apply for tickets – we are calling this ‘second chance sales’.
If you have not been allocated any tickets in the initial process, you will have the first chance to apply for tickets. This will be followed by a further chance for those who were allocated some or all of their ticket requests.
Second chance sales will include tickets for lots of great sport including Basketball, Beach Volleyball, Boxing, Canoe Sprint, Cycling (Women’s Mountain Bike), Football, Handball, Hockey, Taekwondo, Volleyball, Weightlifting and Wrestling. So there are plenty of other chances to be part of the greatest show on earth.
Card payments
Visa payments will only be taken for successful applications. If your card has been lost or stolen or there are any issues with collection of payment, we will contact you by 10 June 2011 to arrange an alternative Visa payment.
Cheque and postal order payments
If you are allocated any or all of the tickets you applied for and paid by cheque or postal orders, the full amount of your application will be banked. Applicants due refunds of more than £1,000 will receive their payment via bank transfer by 10 June 2011. Refunds due for all other amounts will be processed within five working days of funds clearing.
If you are not allocated any tickets your cheque will be securely destroyed. If you paid by postal order, the full payment will be deposited and you will receive a letter explaining the refund collection process.
Be aware
During this time, please beware of bogus or unauthorised ticket websites claiming to be associated with the 2012 Games. London 2012 will never contact you directly to ask for personal or financial details in relation to your ticketing account, or ask you to reveal your ticketing account password.
If you receive an email, letter or telephone call asking for such information, please report it to us. For further information on avoiding scams, please visit the Stay safe online page of our website.
Best wishes,
The London 2012 Ticketing team
Dear Aaron,
Important London 2012 Olympic Games ticket application information
Thank you for applying for London 2012 Olympic tickets. As you will be aware, we have started to allocate tickets and are now taking payment from Visa credit and debit cards, as well as banking cheques and postal orders.
The vast majority of payments will be taken by next week (31 May), with the entire process completed by 10 June.
We will contact you before 24 June to let you know if you have been successful and, if so, which tickets you have been allocated.
Second chance sales
There will be another chance to apply for tickets – we are calling this ‘second chance sales’.
If you have not been allocated any tickets in the initial process, you will have the first chance to apply for tickets. This will be followed by a further chance for those who were allocated some or all of their ticket requests.
Second chance sales will include tickets for lots of great sport including Basketball, Beach Volleyball, Boxing, Canoe Sprint, Cycling (Women’s Mountain Bike), Football, Handball, Hockey, Taekwondo, Volleyball, Weightlifting and Wrestling. So there are plenty of other chances to be part of the greatest show on earth.
Card payments
Visa payments will only be taken for successful applications. If your card has been lost or stolen or there are any issues with collection of payment, we will contact you by 10 June 2011 to arrange an alternative Visa payment.
Cheque and postal order payments
If you are allocated any or all of the tickets you applied for and paid by cheque or postal orders, the full amount of your application will be banked. Applicants due refunds of more than £1,000 will receive their payment via bank transfer by 10 June 2011. Refunds due for all other amounts will be processed within five working days of funds clearing.
If you are not allocated any tickets your cheque will be securely destroyed. If you paid by postal order, the full payment will be deposited and you will receive a letter explaining the refund collection process.
Be aware
During this time, please beware of bogus or unauthorised ticket websites claiming to be associated with the 2012 Games. London 2012 will never contact you directly to ask for personal or financial details in relation to your ticketing account, or ask you to reveal your ticketing account password.
If you receive an email, letter or telephone call asking for such information, please report it to us. For further information on avoiding scams, please visit the Stay safe online page of our website.
Best wishes,
The London 2012 Ticketing team
Conkers
Well-known member
Bad news..........didn't get the 100 meters final, but did get 10 tickets for West Ham v Doncaster
Why does everyone say Doncaster when using this joke? Must have seen it on NSC at least 5 times now!
And that's just in this thread.
Gazwag
5 millionth post poster
Because they can cut and paste but can't spell any other team
(In most people's eyes) Doncaster are probably the smallest/least glamorous club in the Championship (No offence to Donny obviously)