Up set...

stupid question but how did you pay? nt

 

i gave them my debit card details mate - ie card number, expiry and sec code and photocopied my bank card and sent it to them

 

that doesn't sound too secure to me. I think i'll stick to the traditional queuing (until they get their act together)

 

I'm tempted to try that option but it just don't sound very secure.... What about a cheque????

 

And on Setdi afternoon

they all fecked off to Meadowhall with never a thought for the people who were having to work to serve them.</p>

It's time they realised they work in a retail environment. If they don't want to work retail hours they need to start looking for other jobs.</p>

That's so typical of the attitude the management has instilled at Oakwell, and it just serves to demonstrate even more that, despite Rowing's weasel words, nothing has changed and nothing will change.</p>

 

I have to agree..

..and Rowings statement (I think Gordon Shepherd used it too)

"season tickets are an expensive way of borrowing money"

is indicative of the poor attitude that is endemic.

 

see what you mean but if you have card insurance then you will be fine

 

got there at 9.40 today

got my ticket about a dozen or so after the raffle ticket holders got theirs

just got in at 12 before they locked the doors

people behind me wernt best pleased

 

There must be clauses in card insurance about doing everything you can to protect yourself. And sending your card number on a piece of paper in the post would not fall into that category - it's the equivalent to leaving your car keys in the ignition. I'd be surprised if card insurance paid out in those circumstances.

I would never send my details in an email either. A secure internet site - yes. An email, easily intercepted and routinely monitored - no way.

 

RE: my mate has been trying to buy a ticket for wednesday match all week

thet were selling Wednesday tickets from a turnstyle this morning

 

Seves you right trying to buy cod. Stocks are significantly dwindling

You should buy a more sustainable white fish. perhaps some Pollock

 

like it. v funny

 

If they used some common sense, they could. nt

 

RE: It's common sense to open the ticket office 9-5 saturday and sunday

I take it that she doesn't expect the supermarket to be open when she goes on a Saturday or Sunday? After all they've got families too!
It's not about making people work for 7 days a week, it's about having enough people to staff the ticket office over those times.

 

No

There was probably plenty of cod left on the stall, enough for him to sell over the next few days, but he shut up anyway.

 

Would make more sense

For the ticket office to open at 12pm and close about 7pm rather than 9-5 during the week.

 

All week?

The Chelsea tickets only went on sale on Thursday

 

You should have been at Norwich

No tickets should have been o n sale on Saturday!!!!


Shafting te loyal fans again.

but they should be open today

 

tyrone

well fecking said mate, totally agree wi u

 

RE: It's common sense to open the ticket office 9-5 saturday and sunday

Totally agree, but when did common sense ever apply to BFC?</p>

I think the real problem is one of attitude - they just simply don't care, don't give a minute's thought to the needs of their customers. Everything they do is designed to make life easier for them.</p>

In any other retail business they'd have gone bust years ago. Sadly, the fact they haven't probably says more about us than it does about them.</p>

We're just mugs.</p>