I'm a bit confused at this. So they inform you it's been sold but haven't actually sold it, take it off the planner so nobody can buy it, then say a mistake has been made and it didn't actually sell?
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Seasoncard - 2021/22 | Ticket Exchange
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I'm a bit confused at this. So they inform you it's been sold but haven't actually sold it, take it off the planner so nobody can buy it, then say a mistake has been made and it didn't actually sell?
It is people cancelling when city discount their own tickets, and City relist as though they were never sold and the liability is put back on the ST holder.I'm a bit confused at this. So they inform you it's been sold but haven't actually sold it, take it off the planner so nobody can buy it, then say a mistake has been made and it didn't actually sell?
There is nothing in T&Cs which allows this and they could do this at any time. There is no explanation from the club, they act as though you have just listed them. Nothing to stop this happening on the day on the day before or the day of the game, just can't have confidence in the system now unless this is addressed.
It is people cancelling when city discount their own tickets, and City relist as though they were never sold and the liability is put back on the ST holder.
There is nothing in T&Cs which allows this and they could do this at any time. There is no explanation from the club, they act as though you have just listed them. Nothing to stop this happening on the day on the day before or the day of the game, just can't have confidence in the system now unless this is addressed.
I'm still confused. So somebody can buy a listed ticket, then days later see a more favourable one for sale, cancel the one they've bought and buy that? Surely once it's sold it's sold?
That is the only explanation- someone kicking off as city have discounted other tickets by 40/50% as it is within the 7 day no return window.I'm still confused. So somebody can buy a listed ticket, then days later see a more favourable one for sale, cancel the one they've bought and buy that? Surely once it's sold it's sold?
I don't blame the buyer as they will feel ripped off, but if City allow them to return they should sell them as their own and not pretend we has just listed them and nothing has happened.
That is the only explanation- someone kicking off as city have discounted other tickets by 40/50% as it is within the 7 day no return window.
I don't blame the buyer as they will feel ripped off, but if City allow them to return they should sell them as their own and not pretend we has just listed them and nothing has happened.
You can't run a business that way. It's like me buying something in a shop, going in the same shop days later, seeing it is now on offer and wanting it at the reduced price
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At lunchtime on Saturday l tried to cancel my son's ticket being up for sale on ticket exchange. It should be easy - press a single button. No surprise it wasn't working and an error message kept appearing.
I went onto the ticket phone line and was 29 in the queue. It took 70 minutes to be told l was No 1 although l spent 5 or 10 mins before a real person spoke.
So for my simple problem it took nearly an hour and and a half and probably two hours together with the time on the internet. If the site had been working properly it should have taken two minutes.
Ticket office is still the weak link of the club.
I went onto the ticket phone line and was 29 in the queue. It took 70 minutes to be told l was No 1 although l spent 5 or 10 mins before a real person spoke.
So for my simple problem it took nearly an hour and and a half and probably two hours together with the time on the internet. If the site had been working properly it should have taken two minutes.
Ticket office is still the weak link of the club.
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Saddleworth2
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Quite right. If there is a facility to return goods and repurchase At a lower price, why the hell not?You can't run a business that way. It's like me buying something in a shop, going in the same shop days later, seeing it is now on offer and wanting it at the reduced price
30th banks closed and nothing.The misleading part is that city specifically say it was sent on the 2nd November when clearly its not been sent on that date. Why they feel the need to lie I have no idea as by their terms, as you point out they have 4 more weeks to pay.
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Did anyone list their ticket for the Burnley game, and if so have you had your money yet?
I think its about 7 weeks ago now
I think its about 7 weeks ago now
Ethan23
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Me neither - absolute joke - How can you justify holding the money for 45 daysDid anyone list their ticket for the Burnley game, and if so have you had your money yet?
I think its about 7 weeks ago now