Seat Exchange..

Yes it is the £95 at £5 a game
And yes £4.43 is a good return
My point is they got over £45 for it,which stinks
Ticket touting is illigal,or i thoght it was till they Touted my ticket
it wont happen again with me,as i will take another junior with me or let the seat be empty!!
I refuse to and dont agree that they make such a profit on a ticket
 
Damocles said:
Irlamblue said:
People are in business to make money..They offer a service for a profit .... if they dont make money they go out of business... and the service will cease...
I like the service..it enables people to go when demand is high... it stop seats being empty in the stadium..

Hey, nobody is denying their right to make money off of OUR money. The service they provide, in my opinion, is not worth an 800% markup, which is why I will not be using it.

The only reason I can see you making a post such as the above is to garner attention towards yourself, as you cannot possibly be defending an 800% ticket markup.


Garner attention.. mmmm .. maybe i just change my bluemoon name to somethin trendy.... and celeb up my cravin for attention
 
The way it should work is exactly the same as the ticket office themselves have it; if it's purchased on an adult supporter number it's an adult ticket, if it's on a junior supporter number it's a junior ticket. But that would be common sense, wouldn't it?
 
Halfpenny said:
The way it should work is exactly the same as the ticket office themselves have it; if it's purchased on an adult supporter number it's an adult ticket, if it's on a junior supporter number it's a junior ticket. But that would be common sense, wouldn't it?


YEP.. Selling an original junior ticket £5 .. into an adult £45.. looks like an astonomical leap... and it is. But if the buyer is an adult then the adult price applies....
Can anybody tell me what is the procedure ... when an adult family stand ticket becomes available and the buyer is a junior... does the ticket resort to junior price.???

Maybe Damocles has the answer ..
 
It would seem fare that, if a seat was sold and the seasoncard holder was in a child's name, then anything sold at a higher price than that of the child's cost should be split 3 ways. ie 15 quid to seat exchange, 15 to the seasoncard holder, and 15 to the ticket office. In a perfect world mind you!!
 

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