gregbrighton
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Will I be liable for the rest of the payments until March if I stop my direct debit?
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I signed up to season ticket on direct debit
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martin tyler
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- Jan 25, 2013
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Read the terms and conditions.
Da Man Clay
T'Blades
- Dec 16, 2004
- 16,286
Yes.
Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
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JCL!
martin tyler
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- Jan 25, 2013
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Why you stopping it?
Lego-Stand
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- Nov 6, 2003
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Why are you cancelling ? Is it to get a sky subscription to pop back to being an armchair fan?
Mr Smggles
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The guy who had his first visit to the Amex in the last week is thinking of cancelling his ST because we have lost?
Bugger off then.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
I believe in Joe Hendry
- Oct 4, 2003
- 12,064
If you cancel the direct debit with you bank then the club are likely to take legal action to recover the money, or sell the debt to a collection agency who will try to recover it from you. I'd also think they'd put you on a black list so getting tickets in your own name anytime soon would be difficult. You can cancel the agreement with the club if you pay £50 but then depending on when you signed up you'll be losing not only an additional £50 but whatever money you've paid so far.
It's also worth bearing in mind that the club could register the debt on your credit reference history (not sure if when signing up for the direct debit you are also signing a credit agreement) which could affect your ability to get loans/credit in the future.
It's also worth bearing in mind that the club could register the debt on your credit reference history (not sure if when signing up for the direct debit you are also signing a credit agreement) which could affect your ability to get loans/credit in the future.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
You got some balls posting that.
DumLum
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Surely you have already paid 6 months now. Would make the Sheffield Wednesday game very expensive as I can't see your smarter working after first missing payment. I think you would also face an admin charge around £20.
gregbrighton
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Calm down, calm down! I was just asking, that's all. Jesus. 
gregbrighton
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Yeh, I just wanted to know if I wanted to cancel at the end of the season what penalties there are. It's £50 if you cancel between March and August.
StonehamPark
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Calm down, calm down! I was just asking, that's all. Jesus.
Don't worry about it. It's your hard-earned so do what you like.
I haven't bought a ST YET due to lack of signings and the exciting players being sold off.
Give it until the end of the transfer window at least though.
That's they key point. It's only if you are signing a credit agreement that the club can either make the contract enforceable or register cancelling the DD has an outstanding debt. I don't know if the interest free season ticket is a credit agreement?
Albumen
Don't wait for me!
Why did you buy it? To support your local team or just expect to win every week?
gregbrighton
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To support my local team, of course.
I am thinking of moving to London in the next few months and wanted to know my options if I could cancel early or wait till the end of the season.
I am thinking of moving to London in the next few months and wanted to know my options if I could cancel early or wait till the end of the season.
sir albion
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Must be a palace fan lol
East Terrace
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If it is a credit agreement then you have to sign a formal credit agreement - I certainly didn't
The season ticket terms and conditions page on their website doesn't work so that is likely to render it unenforceable anyway - again, I wasn't sent any
Surely the reasonable thing to do would be to charge the full ticket price for games until what you have paid is used up
How could it be an outstanding debt when you have paid more money than the services received would cost - they could hardly claim to have suffered a loss?
The season ticket terms and conditions page on their website doesn't work so that is likely to render it unenforceable anyway - again, I wasn't sent any
Surely the reasonable thing to do would be to charge the full ticket price for games until what you have paid is used up
How could it be an outstanding debt when you have paid more money than the services received would cost - they could hardly claim to have suffered a loss?