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What to. Micky Hunt ?Went to school with a Michael Hunt, no joke.
Needless to say I believe he has now changed it![]()
I knew an Alexander Alexander.
Charging a quid for entry to the text event is peak Levy.
Its almost commendable.
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I'm normally a cynic but I think they must be telling the truth that it's about testing new systems. By the time you take out the card transaction and Ticketmaster fees there'd be practically no revenue left from 6k tickets at £1 each.Charging a quid for entry to the text event is peak Levy.
Its almost commendable.
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I'm normally a cynic but I think they must be telling the truth that it's about testing new systems. By the time you take out the card transaction and Ticketmaster fees there'd be practically no revenue left from 6k tickets at £1 each.
I'd almost be disappointed if he didn't charge us somethingCharging a quid for entry to the text event is peak Levy.
Its almost commendable.
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They're not sending tickets out - it's going on the Season Ticket cards. I expect what they're looking to test is that a ticket purchased online is then automatically added to the new cards which then work the correct turnstyle. While the same technology, it's a different system to that at Wembley, hence why our 18/19 cards haven't been able to be used there, so worth checking. And I doubt we can do that without charging anyone as otherwise Ticketmaster (who we're contractually obliged to use) would be doing the admin at a loss.Well i thought this, but what new systems? From a ticket "purchasing" point of view nothing is changing surely?
To me it seems they are just looking to recoup the cost of sending the tickets out.
Then he got all posh and started calling himself ... Jame RydellUsed to Work with Jim (Jimmy) Riddle.