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ST holders unable to attend to retain CAFC Cash / Ballot details for Wimbledon & Bristol Rovers p6

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  • Belv
    Belv Posts: 836
    Sounds like theatres have been told that tomorrow night's performances are to be their last so looks like it could be from Wednesday.
  • paulie8290
    paulie8290 Posts: 23,344
    Tier 3 from Wednesday so tomorrow's game will be ok then thats it
  • 801912601
    801912601 Posts: 620
    23 tickets still available for tomorrow night
  • paulie8290
    paulie8290 Posts: 23,344
    801912601 said:
    23 tickets still available for tomorrow night
    I am surprised 

    Last game for a while now as we are moving into tier 3, surprised they havent been snapped uo
  • Mortimerwasgod
    Mortimerwasgod Posts: 551
    Sorry if wrong thread but I assume you can't buy streams for this seasons games from your CAFC cash if the cash refers to past season and you haven't renewed this season? Tried but could never link it up. 
  • redman
    redman Posts: 5,285
    Mortimerwasgod said:
    Sorry if wrong thread but I assume you can't buy streams for this seasons games from your CAFC cash if the cash refers to past season and you haven't renewed this season? Tried but could never link it up. 
    Yes you can for games. Certainly could earlier in the season anyway 
  • ForeverAddickted
    ForeverAddickted Posts: 94,318
    Does anyone have the link to purchase the Bristol Rovers game using CAFC Cash?
  • Blucher
    Blucher Posts: 4,135
    I think you log in on the ‘Tickets’ window, select ‘Home games’ and Bristol Rovers and you can the use CAFC cash for the £10 fee, although there’s an additional transaction fee of £1.50 to pay by credit or debit card.

    Having said that, I managed to cock it up myself for this game and didn’t use my CAFC Cash, so am probably not the best person to be offering advice ....
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 51,993
    addick1956 said:
    Blucher said:
    I think you log in on the ‘Tickets’ window, select ‘Home games’ and Bristol Rovers and you can the use CAFC cash for the £10 fee, although there’s an additional transaction fee of £1.50 to pay by credit or debit card.

    Having said that, I managed to cock it up myself for this game and didn’t use my CAFC Cash, so am probably not the best person to be offering advice ....
    It is actually cheaper to pay cash directly and avoid the £1.50 fee added. My season ticket was £195 . No matter which way I pay it costs more than the season ticket which seems quite wrong. My seat is a very generous £8.50 a game live. However I resent being penalised for risking my money to buy a season ticket and then be made to pay more plus  purchasing fee on top

    If you don't want to buy the stream, then don't.
    You will simply get your S/T money refunded in CAFC cash, which can pay/go towards next season's S/T.
  • bobmunro
    bobmunro Posts: 20,843
    Covered End said:
    addick1956 said:
    Blucher said:
    I think you log in on the ‘Tickets’ window, select ‘Home games’ and Bristol Rovers and you can the use CAFC cash for the £10 fee, although there’s an additional transaction fee of £1.50 to pay by credit or debit card.

    Having said that, I managed to cock it up myself for this game and didn’t use my CAFC Cash, so am probably not the best person to be offering advice ....
    It is actually cheaper to pay cash directly and avoid the £1.50 fee added. My season ticket was £195 . No matter which way I pay it costs more than the season ticket which seems quite wrong. My seat is a very generous £8.50 a game live. However I resent being penalised for risking my money to buy a season ticket and then be made to pay more plus  purchasing fee on top

    If you don't want to buy the stream, then don't.
    You will simply get your S/T money refunded in CAFC cash, which can pay/go towards next season's S/T.

    Exactly what I'm doing - paying for the stream and leaving CAFC cash to build up against next year's ST.
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  • Rob7Lee
    Rob7Lee Posts: 9,595
    bobmunro said:
    Covered End said:
    addick1956 said:
    Blucher said:
    I think you log in on the ‘Tickets’ window, select ‘Home games’ and Bristol Rovers and you can the use CAFC cash for the £10 fee, although there’s an additional transaction fee of £1.50 to pay by credit or debit card.

    Having said that, I managed to cock it up myself for this game and didn’t use my CAFC Cash, so am probably not the best person to be offering advice ....
    It is actually cheaper to pay cash directly and avoid the £1.50 fee added. My season ticket was £195 . No matter which way I pay it costs more than the season ticket which seems quite wrong. My seat is a very generous £8.50 a game live. However I resent being penalised for risking my money to buy a season ticket and then be made to pay more plus  purchasing fee on top

    If you don't want to buy the stream, then don't.
    You will simply get your S/T money refunded in CAFC cash, which can pay/go towards next season's S/T.

    Exactly what I'm doing - paying for the stream and leaving CAFC cash to build up against next year's ST.
    Snap, partly as I always leave it too late to use the cash for the stream!
  • PopIcon
    PopIcon Posts: 5,970
    Covered End said:
    addick1956 said:
    Blucher said:
    I think you log in on the ‘Tickets’ window, select ‘Home games’ and Bristol Rovers and you can the use CAFC cash for the £10 fee, although there’s an additional transaction fee of £1.50 to pay by credit or debit card.

    Having said that, I managed to cock it up myself for this game and didn’t use my CAFC Cash, so am probably not the best person to be offering advice ....
    It is actually cheaper to pay cash directly and avoid the £1.50 fee added. My season ticket was £195 . No matter which way I pay it costs more than the season ticket which seems quite wrong. My seat is a very generous £8.50 a game live. However I resent being penalised for risking my money to buy a season ticket and then be made to pay more plus  purchasing fee on top

    If you don't want to buy the stream, then don't.
    You will simply get your S/T money refunded in CAFC cash, which can pay/go towards next season's S/T.
    I think you've missed the point. The guy is just making a point that it more expensive to watch online than it is live in the stadium. I think they've made a fair point. I cannot think of any other examples where this is the case.
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 51,993
    PopIcon said:
    Covered End said:
    addick1956 said:
    Blucher said:
    I think you log in on the ‘Tickets’ window, select ‘Home games’ and Bristol Rovers and you can the use CAFC cash for the £10 fee, although there’s an additional transaction fee of £1.50 to pay by credit or debit card.

    Having said that, I managed to cock it up myself for this game and didn’t use my CAFC Cash, so am probably not the best person to be offering advice ....
    It is actually cheaper to pay cash directly and avoid the £1.50 fee added. My season ticket was £195 . No matter which way I pay it costs more than the season ticket which seems quite wrong. My seat is a very generous £8.50 a game live. However I resent being penalised for risking my money to buy a season ticket and then be made to pay more plus  purchasing fee on top

    If you don't want to buy the stream, then don't.
    You will simply get your S/T money refunded in CAFC cash, which can pay/go towards next season's S/T.
    I think you've missed the point. The guy is just making a point that it more expensive to watch online than it is live in the stadium. I think they've made a fair point. I cannot think of any other examples where this is the case.
    Yes I understand that he has an extraordinary cheap concession S/T.
    The EFL set the £10 price.
    I'm simply saying that if someone feels £10 is too much, then that's fine and they are not obliged to purchase (exactly the same as with everything else if you think it's not good value).

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