Perhaps the club have to limit how many tickets get passed around whilst Covid is around?So now I need 2 phones just for the odd time I can't make a game?
Alternatively a credit card sized solution that can be transported easily, doesnt need charging, works well and is better for the environment would be great.... Wonder if someone could invent that?
Ps I know how digital wallets work and I also use Google pay, bit I also stand behind people in Starbucks taking 3-4 times as long to pay for an item using pay systems than those using a debit card. Scale that up on a matchday and see the chaos !
With this none transferable debate and wanting to know exactly who is in the ground your in-law might need a membership if he wants to catch a match and you get a refund.This mobile ticket could be a pain. I go to NZ for a couple of months and usually give my card to my brother in law so at least there is a bum on my seat of a supporter. Not sure how we will get around that!
Again that is a problem for many with cheaper smartphones as lots don't support NFC.Re-my last about passing on my ticket when not around. A solution could be a cheap smart phone to just have my ticket on and pass that on? A pain in the arse but a solution if the phone is cheap enough. Anyone got any suggestions? Must be mega cheap but enough to do them single job of having my ticket on it.
@johnnymarrsbarres That is not what my IT friends tell me. Sorry, I’m too long in the tooth to start looking for stats but I’ll keep to my laptop. My iPhone (& occasionally my iPad) travel with me and could very easily be lost. :-)
I guess we’ll have to differ on this one. Sorry. :-)Afraid they’re probably wrong mate.
It’s a secure system as you can get. Well, unless the password on your phone is 1234 or something.
My 26 year old IT professional daughter agrees with you. She won't have Apple Pay on her phone.I guess we’ll have to differ on this one. Sorry. :-)
Fraud isn’t commited by people getting near your device whether laptop or phone.I have a Smartphone but it didn’t work for the Everton game. I am not a believer in using my phone for anything to do with money. I have an iPhone, an iPad and a laptop but anything money wise I only use my laptop. Maybe silly but I hear/read too much about fraud etc and with my laptop, unless I have a burglary, no one can get near it. :-)
So I personally would prefer a season card as in the past. JMOO. :-)
The one that it has been impossible to rule out.Cancer risk? What fucking universe are you living in?
You need a phone that supports NFC so that you can have Google Pay or Apple Pay on it. NFC doesn't need WiFi, Bluetooth or a phone signal.Wasn't at the Everton game so didn't experience the e-ticket entrance etc. Do you just download the e-ticket to your phone beforehand and then swipe it. i.e. like a flight boarding pass/train ticket. Or do you need internet connection when swiping in. I ask as the internet connection is flakey at best at the stadium.
Sorry to ask this, but as an “old boy”…
if you have a ticket on your phone, can you forward it to another person / phone ?
Cheers pal....just googled NFC haha. Never even used that before.You need a phone that supports NFC so that you can have Google Pay or Apple Pay on it. NFC doesn't need WiFi, Bluetooth or a phone signal.
The one that it has been impossible to rule out.
The increase in testicular cancer since we all started putting mobiles in our pockets, its around a 20% increase since 2005. Not saying its a direct link but that stat always makes me think there might be something in the conspiracy theories, as thats a big increase that they havent been able to explainI heard it’s impossible to rule out cheese causing altzheimers, or wearing green clothing causing piles.
The conspiracy thread is over there you nutter —>