Don Diaz
Zero tolerance of Numpty's
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Access to Wembley is via automated barcode reader turnstiles. Should be easy enough to put barcodes on members cards. Paper tickets for CL and cup matches maybe?
Thfcire
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Thinking of taking the plunge here and getting a membership ,I know a few lads here that might use it as well ,the only problem I do everything on my phone and isn't there a problem with the site and iPhones ??
skiathospurs
Well-Known Member
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only having fred flinstones old phone I havent a scooby mate!
Dorset
The Voice Of Reason
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Mate, I've told you before, painting a big 'i' own your Nokia 3310 does not mean you've got an iPhone.
Wotspur
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A mate phoned ticket office today, as found his laptop wouldn't allow him log on .
And he managed to get another ticket on his membership close to mine and his mates season tickets.....so we've got 5 all within shouting distance !!
If anyone wants to try and get in block 140 , row 43/44 around 176-181 you'd be close to us, noisy old bastards, and my very noisy 15 year old
And he managed to get another ticket on his membership close to mine and his mates season tickets.....so we've got 5 all within shouting distance !!
If anyone wants to try and get in block 140 , row 43/44 around 176-181 you'd be close to us, noisy old bastards, and my very noisy 15 year old
skiathospurs
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StubHub Stopped: THST comment
6/19/2017
We are delighted that THFC has decided not to renew its partnership with StubHub. THST has opposed the deal for four seasons and, with your support, had some success in restricting the original model’s ability to drive up prices. From next season, the ticket exchange will be taken back in house and operated by the Club, with technical support from Ticketmaster.
This represents a very welcome move away from the incentivised touting we’ve seen on StubHub over the past four seasons and gives the Club much more flexibility over the running of the platform, something that will benefit fans.
As always with THFC, the devil is in the detail, and we continue to talk to the Club about the mechanics of the new exchange and how this will work for fans. As this is the Club’s decision, it will release full details in due course. But there are some parts we do know at this stage.
We have always argued for a ticket exchange system to be run as a service to fans, not an additional revenue generator, and we are pleased that the Club has taken this on board. There will be no fees for the seller, which is very welcome. Buyers will pay face value plus a flat rate £7.50 transaction fee on the platform. We have pushed the transaction fee down from the initial figure suggested and would like the Club and Ticketmaster to have gone further, but this is a vast improvement on the fees charged by StubHub over the past few seasons.
We also think the seller should receive the face value of the ticket they are selling. Face value is the price the Club charges for entry to the match concerned. The Club’s position is that the seller will receive 1/19th of the value of their Season Ticket for each ticket they successfully sell via the ticket exchange.
This means that sellers would effectively receive over face value for Cat C matches and under face value for Cat A matches, essentially incentivising resale for the less attractive matches where attendance should be incentivised. Although, without confirmation of match day pricing, this is an informed assumption.
THE FUTURE
The long campaign we fought over StubHub has, thanks to the support of members and national supporter organisations, been successful and shows fans can make our voices heard. The end result has been to secure a system that offers fans the opportunity to exchange tickets they cannot use without driving prices up, and that offers the Club flexibility.
We will continue to put the fan perspective to the Club. To do this effectively, we rely on your support. The more members we represent, the stronger our voice is. Sometimes it takes longer than we would like to achieve what we want. And the Club’s tendency to change its position at the last minute is not helpful. But we still firmly believe we achieve more by speaking up than by simply paying up.
We will continue to speak up and work for positive outcomes. The success of the campaign against StubHub should encourage us all.
Ted the Yid
Moderator
Founding Member
StubHub Stopped: THST comment
6/19/2017
We are delighted that THFC has decided not to renew its partnership with StubHub. THST has opposed the deal for four seasons and, with your support, had some success in restricting the original model’s ability to drive up prices. From next season, the ticket exchange will be taken back in house and operated by the Club, with technical support from Ticketmaster.
This represents a very welcome move away from the incentivised touting we’ve seen on StubHub over the past four seasons and gives the Club much more flexibility over the running of the platform, something that will benefit fans.
As always with THFC, the devil is in the detail, and we continue to talk to the Club about the mechanics of the new exchange and how this will work for fans. As this is the Club’s decision, it will release full details in due course. But there are some parts we do know at this stage.
We have always argued for a ticket exchange system to be run as a service to fans, not an additional revenue generator, and we are pleased that the Club has taken this on board. There will be no fees for the seller, which is very welcome. Buyers will pay face value plus a flat rate £7.50 transaction fee on the platform. We have pushed the transaction fee down from the initial figure suggested and would like the Club and Ticketmaster to have gone further, but this is a vast improvement on the fees charged by StubHub over the past few seasons.
We also think the seller should receive the face value of the ticket they are selling. Face value is the price the Club charges for entry to the match concerned. The Club’s position is that the seller will receive 1/19th of the value of their Season Ticket for each ticket they successfully sell via the ticket exchange.
This means that sellers would effectively receive over face value for Cat C matches and under face value for Cat A matches, essentially incentivising resale for the less attractive matches where attendance should be incentivised. Although, without confirmation of match day pricing, this is an informed assumption.
THE FUTURE
The long campaign we fought over StubHub has, thanks to the support of members and national supporter organisations, been successful and shows fans can make our voices heard. The end result has been to secure a system that offers fans the opportunity to exchange tickets they cannot use without driving prices up, and that offers the Club flexibility.
We will continue to put the fan perspective to the Club. To do this effectively, we rely on your support. The more members we represent, the stronger our voice is. Sometimes it takes longer than we would like to achieve what we want. And the Club’s tendency to change its position at the last minute is not helpful. But we still firmly believe we achieve more by speaking up than by simply paying up.
We will continue to speak up and work for positive outcomes. The success of the campaign against StubHub should encourage us all.
About time! Good news.
skiathospurs
Well-Known Member
Founding Member
could be a better deal,no provision for selling below fv which with wembley&cup games might be needed to officially resell tickets through the club,but losing stubhub is excellent news on its own!
Thfcire
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corroded
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Fuck me, furthest back I've managed to find so far is row fucking seven....
Also the pricing tiers on the diagram don't seem to match up with site... and the site doesn't give the prices except for 'level [number] cat [number], then another number.
Atm it's a real guessing game as to how much I'll be charged.
Also the pricing tiers on the diagram don't seem to match up with site... and the site doesn't give the prices except for 'level [number] cat [number], then another number.
Atm it's a real guessing game as to how much I'll be charged.
Wotspur
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Were in 140 row 40 , around 170 from memory try using the sear/row finder, should be easier to get a singleton, initially I was only offered row 1and 2 but used this system and found 2 last week near my STH mates, good luck
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corroded
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How much were 140 seats? Thanks!
Wotspur
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I hope,they're about 795 then less 48 membership and , WHEN you get the bill, it's possible to do if over 10months ! I haven't receive cost confirmation yet
Wotspur
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Area 140 row 43 seat 181 , 182 , got friends in row 42 and 41 close enough
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corroded
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Hilariously, I've been offered 420 180, 41 185, 39 181, or 20 182. Not sure which to go for. Reckon 20 would be far enough back?
... also are you a prick?
Hahaha
... also are you a prick?
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corroded
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Went with 140 39 181
Finchbee
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The map is coloured to show price
The two I have 131 7 262 & 263 (£695) as there were not many together in the singing lot. I was row 4 for cup semi final and wasnt that bad
@Don Diaz did you get my message ?
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corroded
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Yeah, 140 doesn't show a price (like every other block!)... and also, rather annoyingly the web system has a single block for lower, but on the seating plan it shows two zones for pricing!
skiathospurs
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If a member buys a re-sale ticket, do they get the loyalty points for that game?
THST @THSTOfficial 59m59 minutes ago
Yes.
THST @THSTOfficial 59m59 minutes ago
Yes.
BigDub
Member
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Will be over for Saints and West Ham at home this season. Trying to decide whether to come early enough to go to Burnley away. Anyone ever been? Seems a bitch to get to.
Been away awhile. Hope everyone is well.
Been away awhile. Hope everyone is well.
skiathospurs
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All good,glad to see you back!Any help needed DM me,away will be hard to get unless favours are called in!!
Dorset
The Voice Of Reason
Founding Member
Sounds like one them there Zen Koan doohickeys - "if a tree falls in the forest and it doesn't fall on your head, do you give a fuck?"
You have spotted another bit of iffiness in the new system, I doubt if they will be any loyalty points doshed out to members buying re-sale tickets. Your other point about below face value for category C games is a a bit worrying I was all 'yay no more touting' but we could end up with a half empty stadium if we play Huddersfield on a Monday night - I can't see there being a rush to pay £40 plus for a ticket for games like that.
And another thing..... will there be a priority period for members to buy re-sale tickets for the big games like the NLD before the tourists swamp the ticket office and nick them all? Probably not. I have changed my mind, Levy is a cunt - oh hang on that's what I thought before, so no change really.
skiathospurs
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Honestly mate,loyalty pts now?who fucking cares except season ticket holders,thats how it is.Cant wait til members who become STHs scream when their loyalty points are set to zero when they change up,its all meaning less cos loyalty pts are pretty much a closed shop in this system.
Wonderful £30 all away tickets,except loyalty pts means buy away at sunderland,collect your points,if you cant resell on social media,its just 30 quid.Any system is imperfect,but its really the rich stay rich and get richer,40k STHs,3,000 away tickets,yup do the math,loyalty pts mean fuck all unless you have over 300 of them,and good luck catching up,unless you have 300 of them.
There def should be the option through the club to sell at discounted price below FV,I guess wembley and out sourced ticketing it will be a bit FUBAR but hopefully they learn for when we are at home.
Flump
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Block 131 row 6 seat can't remember £650. See you at the bar.
Wotspur
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Burnley away will be hard to guarantee, but IF your over, it'll be,worth,going up there, put requested out on Twitter@ hotspurtickets.....Wait for the club coaches to arrive and ask the stewards, they is ALWAYS at least 1 person, too ill/drunk/ it's their turn for the kids etc, so getting one on the day, rarely will be a problem, after all it's Burnley, and WTF really wants to go there !
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corroded
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Just paid for mine, £730, after bronze discount.
I didn't get an email, just log in. The first screen has a notification that says you have a season ticket up for renewal.
I didn't get an email, just log in. The first screen has a notification that says you have a season ticket up for renewal.
skiathospurs
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THST @THSTOfficial 2h2 hours ago
If you're between 18,466 and 25,000 on the Season Ticket waiting list, we suggest you check your email urgently
If you're between 18,466 and 25,000 on the Season Ticket waiting list, we suggest you check your email urgently
Don Diaz
Zero tolerance of Numpty's
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Yes, sadly I'm not.
skiathospurs
Well-Known Member
Founding Member
My head makes that only 2 out of 3 took the ST offer,if same happens again could get to nearly 30k on the waiting list,which for those people is an excellent chance to jump to the front of the queue for NWHL.
Don Diaz
Zero tolerance of Numpty's
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@skiathospurs I'll look after one for you if you want, assuming Rich and SD don't want to.