Wed Mar 27, 2013 3:37 pm
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Wed Mar 27, 2013 3:57 pm
cardiffT wrote:yes thats expensive for championship football, and one of the drawbacks to dynamic pricing. it means its ridiculously overpriced for people who arent sure they will be able to make it until the last minute.
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Wed Mar 27, 2013 10:49 pm
bluebirdbaz wrote:it was 17 quid to go and watch glasgow rangers and that football was total wank scottish 3rd division is as depressing as it comes
Wed Mar 27, 2013 10:59 pm
Tony Blue Williams wrote:cardiffT wrote:yes thats expensive for championship football, and one of the drawbacks to dynamic pricing. it means its ridiculously overpriced for people who arent sure they will be able to make it until the last minute.
Excellent point. I have been caught out purchasing tickets early and then finding out those I purchased them for couldn't attend.
Thu Mar 28, 2013 9:04 am
Overthemoon wrote:Tony Blue Williams wrote:cardiffT wrote:yes thats expensive for championship football, and one of the drawbacks to dynamic pricing. it means its ridiculously overpriced for people who arent sure they will be able to make it until the last minute.
Excellent point. I have been caught out purchasing tickets early and then finding out those I purchased them for couldn't attend.
I think that the adult prices were £21 each when they first went on sale for Blackburn, but if you've bought your tickets early and find that you or anybody else you purchased tickets for can't make the game, the club refund you your money, so the most you should lose out on, is the booking fee charges, which I believe are only charged for online or telephone purchases.
If you buy your tickets at the ticket office, I don't think there are any charges, so the answer is still to buy your tickets early!
Thu Mar 28, 2013 10:18 am
Ben wrote:Overthemoon wrote:Tony Blue Williams wrote:cardiffT wrote:yes thats expensive for championship football, and one of the drawbacks to dynamic pricing. it means its ridiculously overpriced for people who arent sure they will be able to make it until the last minute.
Excellent point. I have been caught out purchasing tickets early and then finding out those I purchased them for couldn't attend.
I think that the adult prices were £21 each when they first went on sale for Blackburn, but if you've bought your tickets early and find that you or anybody else you purchased tickets for can't make the game, the club refund you your money, so the most you should lose out on, is the booking fee charges, which I believe are only charged for online or telephone purchases.
If you buy your tickets at the ticket office, I don't think there are any charges, so the answer is still to buy your tickets early!
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again, what im saying is , the ground is never full or sold out, so if people wanted to go on the day or decided late that they aint working and fancy popping down the footie, by themselfs, or taking the family, or a group of mates then they will be put off with the price and penalised . just don't think its a good setup and way of doing things
thats all, I know you should get them early, i know they are cheaper weeks before
Thu Mar 28, 2013 10:30 am
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Thu Mar 28, 2013 10:34 am
RICK+CCFC wrote:Dynamic pricing is nothing new is it? Sam Hammam introduced an "early bird" ticket pricing policy when he first took over our club, & although on a slightly different price plan, Rick Wright introduced a "pay as we play" scheme, where the ticket price was set depending on what position we were at in the league at that particular time.
Thu Mar 28, 2013 10:37 am
Ben wrote:
Well if you know you should get them early, why don't you get them early?
Because I was supposed to be working, I knew id never make it from when the season started, Job cancelled so now I can go, Understand?
As I said, if you can't make the game for any reason, you can always get your money back!
what do you want a medal?
As for those people contemplating going closer to match time and finding they don't fancy paying the higher prices, that's their choice and the way dynamic pricing works!
I know how it works, just having a opinion that i think its not very good and trying to debate
BTW, you can stick your immature rolling eyes up your arse!
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Can somebody please upload a middle finger smiley?
someone got a c*nt smiley for him?
Thu Mar 28, 2013 10:43 am
Ben wrote:RICK+CCFC wrote:Dynamic pricing is nothing new is it? Sam Hammam introduced an "early bird" ticket pricing policy when he first took over our club, & although on a slightly different price plan, Rick Wright introduced a "pay as we play" scheme, where the ticket price was set depending on what position we were at in the league at that particular time.
i was just having a moan when the final price come up, and with the number of empty seats you'd think you'd want to attract that last minute people etc but hay ho, seems like you can't have a diffrent opinion to someone else
Thu Mar 28, 2013 1:08 pm
Thu Mar 28, 2013 1:20 pm
Ben wrote:Do you think? x2 tickets for the blackburn game
Row Seat Class Value
1x Adult £26.00
1x Adult £26.00
Subtotal £52.00
Event Booking Fee Per Ticket Fee £2.00
Transaction Options Administration £0.50
Basket Total £54.50![]()
No wonder we don't sell out at home games!! £54.50 for two people to go and watch the football, madness
Thu Mar 28, 2013 1:24 pm
T1JMO wrote:Ben wrote:Do you think? x2 tickets for the blackburn game
Row Seat Class Value
1x Adult £26.00
1x Adult £26.00
Subtotal £52.00
Event Booking Fee Per Ticket Fee £2.00
Transaction Options Administration £0.50
Basket Total £54.50![]()
No wonder we don't sell out at home games!! £54.50 for two people to go and watch the football, madness
buy early or pay the price, choice is yours.
Thu Mar 28, 2013 1:28 pm
Thu Mar 28, 2013 1:29 pm
T1JMO wrote:so PAY THE PRICE THEN - BELL END!
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