Vaughan Storm
Active member
Afternoon all, I was wondering whether it's possible to block someone from using my fan ID to buy tickets? I had someone make a scummy move recently which I'd like to sort out. Cheers.
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[Albion] Is it possible to remove my details off someone's account?
- Thread starter Vaughan Storm
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Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
I'd have thought a quick way would be contact supporter services and delete your account for a new one.
I am not sure. Can you phone the club and explain the situation and ask for a new ID? Just say someone on your F&F list has been taking advantage without permission?
Vaughan Storm
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- #5
I can remove him on my end but I don't believe that stops him from using my details.
Vaughan Storm
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Wouldn't I lose all my loyalty points and stuff though?
Superphil
Dismember
Can you change your login/password?
I think that should be enough to stop them being able to use it. Both people have to approve adding to the F&F list, so I assume you would be removing that approval from your side.
Probably still worth contacting the club though.
robinsonsgrin
Well-known member
thought you had to be on everyone's reciprocal list.. just call the sup services.. usually v helpful
Did they buy you a ticket for the Forest game?
SkirlieWirlie
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- Jan 6, 2024
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I had the impression around the same time as the crackdown on away fans sharing tickets, the club had begun emailing you if your fan number was used to purchase tickets as some had been doing this without knowledge of the tickets being bought. I certainly now get an email with the following paragraph every time one of our travelling group purchases tickets so we can stand together.
Always assumed if I removed them from F&F list they would no longer be able to do this, or, at the very least, I'd receive an email sent to the address they have registered against my fan id if a "workaround" had been found.
Always assumed if I removed them from F&F list they would no longer be able to do this, or, at the very least, I'd receive an email sent to the address they have registered against my fan id if a "workaround" had been found.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
I believe in Joe Hendry
- Oct 4, 2003
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If you remove them from you friends and family it removes you from their account as well.
I don’t think there’s any “approval” apart from knowing the fan number, surname and postcode of who you want to add.
The approval is both sides doing the same thing.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Trust No ONe
Vaughan Storm
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I have bought for people before where they don't have my details so in not sure that's the case anymore, will try it though.
Pretty sure only the person adding someone to their friends and family has to “do” anything.
They just need to know the details.
I added my kids recently like that.
Stumpy Tim
Well-known member
Not the case anymore. I have plenty of people on my F&F list and I know I'm not on their's
- Sep 3, 2010
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To test this, I've logged onto mine and my son's accounts which I administer.
- I've added them as Friends and family in the past.
- I show up as a friend and family in their accounts. In neither case have they accepted me or requested it back the other way
Presumably, the link will desist if you remove the person from friends and family.
- I've added them as Friends and family in the past.
- I show up as a friend and family in their accounts. In neither case have they accepted me or requested it back the other way
Presumably, the link will desist if you remove the person from friends and family.