Lavinda Past
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Yes... sent via the Internet so you can print it out at home.
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Seasoncard - 2021/22
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And after you've printed it outYes... sent via the Internet so you can print it out at home.
you could take a picture with an NFC enabled smartphone that has google pay on it
Just as a matter of interest, I've got NFC enabled and Google Pay set up on my phone but - and sorry if I seem thick - but what function does Google Pay play in getting into the ground? I mean, you've already paid for your seasoncard so there's no payment going on like using it at a till so what's the purpose of it? Anyone know?
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Google Pay can store tickets and passes as well as pay for things. It generates complex codes that get passed to and from the reader device that prove you have the authority to use the card being charged or the ticket/pass being used. So as you get to the turnstile, you will select the seasoncard in GPay and then the reader validates it. There's no financial transaction at this point.Just as a matter of interest, I've got NFC enabled and Google Pay set up on my phone but - and sorry if I seem thick - but what function does Google Pay play in getting into the ground? I mean, you've already paid for your seasoncard so there's no payment going on like using it at a till so what's the purpose of it? Anyone know?
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Google Pay is something of a confusing name. The iPhone equivalent - Apple Wallet - makes more sense for those that aren’t too hot when it comes to technology (no offence). Think of it as a wallet for storing various payment cards, tickets and passes - cards that are used for paying for stuff are just one type of thing that’s in there.Just as a matter of interest, I've got NFC enabled and Google Pay set up on my phone but - and sorry if I seem thick - but what function does Google Pay play in getting into the ground? I mean, you've already paid for your seasoncard so there's no payment going on like using it at a till so what's the purpose of it? Anyone know?
Just like having a season card????Google Pay can store tickets and passes as well as pay for things. It generates complex codes that get passed to and from the reader device that prove you have the authority to use the card being charged or the ticket/pass being used. So as you get to the turnstile, you will select the seasoncard in GPay and then the reader validates it. There's no financial transaction at this point.
The season card is far simpler with no messing about and far less chance that something goes wrong.Just like having a season card????
Why not complicate it no end?
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The horse and cart was far simpler than the internal combustion engine.The season card is far simpler with no messing about and far less chance that something goes wrong.
Why not complicate it no end?
Combustion engines are pretty straight forward, the biology of a horse less so.
No phone technology will ever be quicker than the season card or more reliable when it comes to getting in the match, and phones are more likely to die like an exhausted horse.
No phone technology will ever be quicker than the season card or more reliable when it comes to getting in the match, and phones are more likely to die like an exhausted horse.