Print at home tickets £1.50 per person

[davidmills]

Just looked at buying myself and grandson a ticket for Saturday, £5 each bargain.
Then found print at home tickets £1.50 per person.
Are they providing the ink and the paper.
Why do they need to charge this, if it was for delivery fair enough.

 

[Laughing]

Just looked at buying myself and grandson a ticket for Saturday, £5 each bargain.
Then found print at home tickets £1.50 per person.
Are they providing the ink and the paper.
Why do they need to charge this, if it was for delivery fair enough.

That's endemic now for so many things! The theatre, a gig. It's really quite galling.

 

[starplayer]

Its not on. I read on another thread on here something about at some clubs you have to be a member before you can buy a ticket. Something in the region of £30 a year. If they do that here it will be the time I go and watch Stockton FC

 

[h_m_boro]

Boro charging £1.50 per person to print at home. Another stealth increase on non ST Holders.

Went to a few Stockport County games last season, print at home tickets, cost .........£0.00.

As rightly pointed out, they don't pay for anyone's ink or paper......so how can they justify this?

 

[NYboro]

Boro charging £1.50 per person to print at home. Another stealth increase on non ST Holders.

Went to a few Stockport County games last season, print at home tickets, cost .........£0.00.

As rightly pointed out, they don't pay for anyone's ink or paper......so how can they justify this?

I just checked and I paid £1, although in a concession season card holder.

 

[MassimoLinguine]

Cry more boomers!

 

[asredastheycome]

Cry more boomers!

WTF is that supposed to mean. Do you agree with the charge. Please explain.

 

[Norman_Conquest]

WTF is that supposed to mean. Do you agree with the charge. Please explain.

I would argue it is someone wanting to stick up for the club that can do no wrong and is afraid to do so under their usual user name.

 

[MassimoLinguine]

WTF is that supposed to mean. Do you agree with the charge. Please explain.

Alright, alright don’t wet yourself. Why are we even printing tickets anyway - it’s 2023. Grow up.

 

[coluka]

 

[MassimoLinguine]

I would argue it is someone wanting to stick up for the club that can do no wrong and is afraid to do so under their usual user name.

Crows feet

 

[Boro4life]

I bet they still charge for this even though all the tickets are just downloaded onto our phones come end the season

 

[GeorgeCostanza]

Guess FFP is stricter than I originally thought

 

[davidmills]

I just checked and I paid £1, although in a concession season card holder.

Both of mine were season card concessions
Both £1.50 to print at home

 

[18MFC76]

Just looked at buying myself and grandson a ticket for Saturday, £5 each bargain.
Then found print at home tickets £1.50 per person.
Are they providing the ink and the paper.
Why do they need to charge this, if it was for delivery fair enough.

It's just the club's way of making it even more expensive for non ST holders but the price increase is being disguised as a 'booking fee'. It all goes in the same pot. Am I right in thinking that previously there was just one booking charge per transaction not per person? Surely they're not adding a £1.50 booking fee onto a child's walk up ticket which is already massively over priced compared to other clubs?

 

[Glover_elbow]

It might be a small charge but its utterly unjustified and contemptible. I think this should be brought to the table at the next supporters meeting.

 

[18MFC76]

It might be a small charge but its utterly unjustified and contemptible. I think this should be brought to the table at the next supporters meeting.

Agree 100%.

 

[Malaguena]

Crows feet

 

[ForssAwakens]

Maybe the could be brought at the next forum @fmttmadmin

 

[MickaelDebevePhenomenal]

Why are we even printing tickets anyway

Because the two options for season ticket holders for the Auxerre friendly were tickets posted to your address or print at home - Doyle