jackalbion
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- Aug 30, 2011
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Yeah I think it was something like 433 or something. That would make sense.
[Albion] Accuracy of Accumulated Loyalty Points
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- Aug 8, 2005
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I do indeed have spreadsheets across five people and whilst there has been the odd discrepancy it is always in my favour because I've forgotten to put the points on the spreadsheet. I reconcile it 3 or 4 times a season and have never found any points missing for those five people. I can also confirm that if you don't attend (as I didn't at Stoke due to illness) you don't get the points.
So in short in a very small sample I don't think it would be fair to say there are multiple discrepancies. I wouldn't be surprised if some of those on twitter actually didn't show up but still expected the points!
If you are the nominated ticket buyer for your assorted F&F groupings... it is impossible to do it without a spreadsheet. It does all seem to tally, but that involves asking everyone to signon to the ticketing website and check, which is a right ballache. It would be so much easier if the F&F section showed points for each person.
- Aug 8, 2005
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I've taken that as a compliment and an insult in the same breath by the way!
jackalbion
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- Aug 30, 2011
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Right, inspired by this I have calculated myself, but only one game doesn’t list how many points on the ticket website. How many loyalty points did we get for Wolves?
Ooh it’s a corner
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15 I think??
Originunknown
BINFEST'ING
Thought Wolves has been 10 in the past but someone suggested 15 so not sure now.
I usually keep track of mine but this season has been trickier with Europe games and as points seem to have been added late on some occasions
Ooh it’s a corner
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I wasn’t certain tbf so maybe it was only 10
Dave the hatosaurus
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I have not checked in the past but did decide to do it this season for obvious reasons. Wolves was 10 points.
Before anyone asks my points have been added perfectly so far.
Interesting point.. I started season with couple more points than my BHA wingman, and am now a couple of points less..
jackalbion
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- Aug 30, 2011
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If it’s 15 points, some poor person who mans the ticket office phone could be about to be subjected to the most boring and tedious phone call of their life, as by my calculations that leaves me 5 points short.
10 points, and they live to fight another day.
studio150
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Wolves was 10
jackalbion
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- Aug 30, 2011
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Jenny Gower saved the most tedious phone call she’s ever got.
Not like I needed any more points anyway really.
HHGull
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- Dec 29, 2011
- 734
Why was Athens (H) 10 and all the others 5?
studio150
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First game, wanted a sell out, and not seen as attractive as Ajax and Marseille
- May 8, 2018
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You keep your continuous season ticket points (up to a max of 200 for 8 years served)
You then lose 50% of your loyalty points from previous season (all away games and home cup games)
Brian Fantana
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Has anyone had any issues with not being allocated points for games that they definitely attended?
Someone in our ticket group went to Stoke (has photos of himself at the ground etc), but the club are saying his ticket wasn’t scanned at the ground and therefore he’s not getting any points.
Seems a bit daft when he’s got photo evidence of him in attendance, including in one of the crowd shots on social media.
Someone in our ticket group went to Stoke (has photos of himself at the ground etc), but the club are saying his ticket wasn’t scanned at the ground and therefore he’s not getting any points.
Seems a bit daft when he’s got photo evidence of him in attendance, including in one of the crowd shots on social media.
HHGull
BZ fan club
- Dec 29, 2011
- 734
That’s great. Thank you
