Uter
Well-known member
I don't think that is correct. You are only committed to each 5 year period.
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1901 Seat Licenses Wanted
- Thread starter Common as Mook
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I don't think that is correct. You are only committed to each 5 year period.
Dick Swiveller
Well-known member
- Sep 9, 2011
- 9,531
Not if you want to keep the license
Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
In essence, you pay firstly for the right to buy a 1901 seat and then you buy the seat, whilst I just buy my East Upper seat with a guarantee it will still be there next season if I want it.
To #Common as Mook, option two would be to move to a more accessible seat. EU does have a lift which the stewards allow anyone with a walking stick to use.
To #Common as Mook, option two would be to move to a more accessible seat. EU does have a lift which the stewards allow anyone with a walking stick to use.
Creaky
Well-known member
Don’t you get one or two more “rights”.
The right to allow whoever you like to use your seat as many times as you like
and
The right to sell your seat, (including the right to buy a ST), to someone whether or not they are on the ST waiting list.
and
When you die the right to pass on the licence in your will.
Either way, you only commit to, and pay for, 5 seasons at a time.
Yes. You also have a nifty exchange system where I can email my ticket to anyone who I want to use it. This has proven useful to me. We have never had the right to free half time tea though; this was a goodwill gesture which was ruthlessly cut. The hostesses got the chop as well. And I never got my coat rail.
portlock seagull
Well-known member
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,778
Has anyone, sold their 1901 licence or seat for more than they bought or the monthly DD is?
Uter
Well-known member
That's self evident.
But there is a distinction to be made between stopping payments in the middle of a 5 year period and at the end of a 5 year period isn't there? The club could legally hold you to all the outstanding payments for the 5 year period in the first scenario. In the latter you can walk away without any financial obligations.
Saying you are committed to payments "in perpetuity" suggests the club could hold you to account indefinitely. That is not the case and misleading IMO.
Cesar Chavez
Active member
What you need is a personal assistant to stash the man bag away safely and manage the cost rail.
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Do you not get a seat for your personal Valet as well ? FFS what kind of 'hospitality' is this ? Barber out.
schmunk
Why oh why oh why?
1901 seats have sufficient legroom for one's Coachman to crouch down as a footstool.
Oh, that's clever - enabling them to multitask as a toast rack for somewhere to put those warm half time crumpets
Some who have advertised on here haven’t wanted any renumeration for the initial outlay, just wanted to get rid of tix.
https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/show...tially-very-very-cheap)&p=8575434#post8575434
I'm certainly aware of a few "distressed sales" ie, the 1901er just wanted to escape the monthly financial commitment so was happy to pass on the license for nothing.
Arthur
Well-known member
I bought that ticket.
Guy changed his tune when it came to talking about money.....sadly for him he'd already shown his hand with his original post.
I did give him some money for the licence though but not what he originally asked for.
If anyone else is looking at shifting a ticket in the same area (W2B - Harveys Lounge) I'd be interested.....PM me.
Saint Lennard
Prawn Sarnie Casual
I want to move from 1901 at the end of this period and get a season ticket elsewhere instead but the club have told me that I have to join behind the current 7,000 on the waiting list... for which I also have to pay to join each season! So no sort of preferential treatment for loyalty and supporting the club. 
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I want to move from 1901 at the end of this period and get a season ticket elsewhere instead but the club have told me that I have to join behind the current 7,000 on the waiting list... for which I also have to pay to join each season! So no sort of preferential treatment for loyalty and supporting the club.
Regular STs have a window when they can move. Seems unfair if this is not applied to 1901s as well. Is this correct?
Saint Lennard
Prawn Sarnie Casual
They said that 1901 was dealt with by “commercial” and therefore had nothing to do with season tickets.
Baffling response.
middletoenail
Well-known member
I think this is the reason why I don't like the old 'send me a PM' type responses. In my opinion, if you want to sell any ticket on a fan site, why can't you do it in front of your fellow fans (withstanding any personal details of course)?
As soon as I hear that comment, I lose a little bit of trust.