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Booking fees on Tickets
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This thread has drifted away somewhat from my original questions which I still feel I don't have a reasonable answer too.
Booking fees are now levied on white members not booking in person, despite the theoretical commitment of a ticket purchase in advance. This is unfair in my view.
The secondary emerging point generated by Nikki Errington's response is the additional admin fees justification for printing Fast-tickets.
My ongoing plea is for the club to treat all fairly- do what other clubs do and remove booking fees and balance out the loss by charging fairly across the board. Also dont try and justify the unjustifiable!
Booking fees are now levied on white members not booking in person, despite the theoretical commitment of a ticket purchase in advance. This is unfair in my view.
The secondary emerging point generated by Nikki Errington's response is the additional admin fees justification for printing Fast-tickets.
My ongoing plea is for the club to treat all fairly- do what other clubs do and remove booking fees and balance out the loss by charging fairly across the board. Also dont try and justify the unjustifiable!
My post was to "Ipplepen Green" Graham.
However, have I missed the point or is the answer to your question 'Obviously PAFC' isn't it? They do that to pay for the Ticketmaster service, as explained on the OS or am I being dim?
I do wonder why you don't simply pick up the phone though, you have Martyn's and James phone numbers.
You could then post the answer on here Graham.
However, have I missed the point or is the answer to your question 'Obviously PAFC' isn't it? They do that to pay for the Ticketmaster service, as explained on the OS or am I being dim?
I do wonder why you don't simply pick up the phone though, you have Martyn's and James phone numbers.
You could then post the answer on here Graham.
IJN, I was merely asking the question that I believe many fans were thinking when we were made aware of the involvement of SW ticket solutions. It seamed a coincidence that the news of their involvement coincided with the new booking fee's. Their statement clarifies the situation.
However, as a white member who would have to travel a distance to purchase tickets at the box office I still feel the present booking fees for white members is not justified.
Also, could SW ticket solutions not take over our ticketing operation from ticket master ?
However, as a white member who would have to travel a distance to purchase tickets at the box office I still feel the present booking fees for white members is not justified.
Also, could SW ticket solutions not take over our ticketing operation from ticket master ?
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How much do we save if we buy tickets for Home games in advance over the phone or online compared with just turning up on the day of the game? I know I could work it out by doing some research (I haven't the time) but I am pretty sure it is going to be hardly saving anything at all .
Two issues for me. Firstly when they advertised white memberships it stated that this entitled fans to tickets for six games ( no mention of the booking fee that works out to £8.10 per membership). Secondly, you normally get a better seat by purchasing your tickets in advance.
You don't, assuming you get them posted too. £1.35 transaction fee, £1 postage. You're paying 35p more than buying a ticket on the day.Positively Green":3hsxbxcy said: