Buy tickets at the ground? Club backtracks on £2.50 admin charge, retains £3 <2hrs pre-KO charge

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Jesus that even if you want to buy over the phone now as well... Used to be a £1 that0
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Like a budget airline.
But without the flight.
Or service.
And the food is worse.35 -
Do I have to pay if I got an NHS exemption certificate ?4
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"A bank-style internal queuing system has been set up with fans able to queue down the ramp and out on to Harvey Gardens if required"
Had to laugh at this.. hope they haven't spent too much on the barriers.8 -
It is almost as though they are trying to punish supporters for having the audacity to not buy a season ticket.8
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It's how we roll now, add-ons.0
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If the club is so strapped for cash why is it selling our best players at bargain basement prices?
Madness.4 -
That explains why my password is never recognized, they want the extra £2.50.3
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As long as they add the 2.50 onto the away
fanscustomers as well. I bet they dont0 -
Was that drafted by the same person who came up with the Labour Party rulebook?
Does it apply to away matches as well as home games?3 - Sponsored links:
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Already stuck this on the Bury thread, but this may break consumer law:
http://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/advice/can-i-avoid-hidden-ticket-charges
"There should always be an option to buy tickets at face value without paying extra service charges. "12 -
That option is buying them online and printing them off yourself.InspectorSands said:Already stuck this on the Bury thread, but this may break consumer law:
http://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/advice/can-i-avoid-hidden-ticket-charges
"There should always be an option to buy tickets at face value without paying extra service charges. "
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Form an orderly queue please1
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Can't do that with an away ticket, though.WSS said:
That option is buying them online and printing them off yourself.InspectorSands said:Already stuck this on the Bury thread, but this may break consumer law:
http://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/advice/can-i-avoid-hidden-ticket-charges
"There should always be an option to buy tickets at face value without paying extra service charges. "3 -
Can't do that for an away ticket though.WSS said:
That option is buying them online and printing them off yourself.InspectorSands said:Already stuck this on the Bury thread, but this may break consumer law:
http://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/advice/can-i-avoid-hidden-ticket-charges
"There should always be an option to buy tickets at face value without paying extra service charges. "0 -
Gotcha0
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I've emailed the 'fans' address with that link. I suggest others do the same - fans@cafc.co.ukInspectorSands said:Already stuck this on the Bury thread, but this may break consumer law:
http://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/advice/can-i-avoid-hidden-ticket-charges
"There should always be an option to buy tickets at face value without paying extra service charges. "0 -
pay on the day then but then there is no record of your purchase on your purchase history.
I'd suggest complaining to the ticket office manager but since the post was made redundent I don't think there is one.
You could try Tony.keohane@cafc.co.uk or Katrien.meire@cafc.co.uk but don't hold your breath waiting for a reply.1 -
KeohaneHenry Irving said:pay on the day then but then there is no record of your purchase on your purchase history.
I'd suggest complaining to the ticket office manager but since the post was made redundent I don't think there is one.
You could try Tony.keohone@cafc.co.uk or Katrien.meire@cafc.co.uk but don't hold your breath waiting for a reply.4 -
him as wellAddickted2TheReds said:
KeohaneHenry Irving said:pay on the day then but then there is no record of your purchase on your purchase history.
I'd suggest complaining to the ticket office manager but since the post was made redundent I don't think there is one.
You could try Tony.keohone@cafc.co.uk or Katrien.meire@cafc.co.uk but don't hold your breath waiting for a reply.8 - Sponsored links:
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The whole phasing-out-the-ticket-office thing's idiotic. For most people who live near the club, the ticket office is their first point of contact - asking them to go home and book online just puts a barrier up, which for a "community club of the year" is pretty daft. It's not like, say, closing a Tube ticket office, because people need public transport and will go along with alternative arrangements. Nobody needs to go to a football match, and faced with a barrier to leap over, they might find something else to do with their afternoon and disposable income.
And it simply doesn't work for away matches, and probably breaks consumer law in that regard.
It also kills sales at the club shop - how many of us have bought tickets at The Valley and then walked out having bought something at the shop?7 -
Matchday ticket terms and conditions
Adults, over-65 and under-21 ticket prices will increase by £3 two hours before kick-Off.7 -
Bless You!Addickted2TheReds said:
KeohaneHenry Irving said:pay on the day then but then there is no record of your purchase on your purchase history.
I'd suggest complaining to the ticket office manager but since the post was made redundent I don't think there is one.
You could try Tony.keohone@cafc.co.uk or Katrien.meire@cafc.co.uk but don't hold your breath waiting for a reply.1 -
I wonder if they asked the Target 20k action group for advice on this.....19
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Wont be Football for a Fiver for many now then...3
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Maybe they should be renamed Target £2.50.cafc999 said:I wonder if they asked the Target 20k action group for advice on this.....
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I'd imagine that the fact you're very likely to be able to pay on the day would give them an out. Although I'd have thought they'd need to provide that information up front.cafcfan said:
Can't do that for an away ticket though.WSS said:
That option is buying them online and printing them off yourself.InspectorSands said:Already stuck this on the Bury thread, but this may break consumer law:
http://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/advice/can-i-avoid-hidden-ticket-charges
"There should always be an option to buy tickets at face value without paying extra service charges. "0 -
Another classic idea from the morons running the club. Absolute arseholes.
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Has 21 always been the case? £3 increase in ticket cost 2 hours before the match?InspectorSands said:0