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Kalimantan Gull

Well-known member
Aug 13, 2003
13,811
Central Borneo / the Lizard
Why would anyone sell it on there and get 75% of what they paid for the ticket when you can get 100% on NSC?

Seems a nice little earner for the club too which would certainly breach the NSC no touting rule!

For you as a seller maybe, however as a a buyer I would rather buy it from the exchange. That way I get a ticket sent to me with my name on it, loyalty points in my account and I can choose my seat from a selection.
 






cloud

Well-known member
Jun 12, 2011
3,045
Here, there and everywhere
For you as a seller maybe, however as a a buyer I would rather buy it from the exchange. That way I get a ticket sent to me with my name on it, loyalty points in my account and I can choose my seat from a selection.

exactly this.

And if the ticket sells, you get extra beer and pie money, which saves the hassle of topping up
 












Driver 8

On the road...
NSC Patron
Jul 31, 2005
16,433
North Wales
For you as a seller maybe, however as a a buyer I would rather buy it from the exchange. That way I get a ticket sent to me with my name on it, loyalty points in my account and I can choose my seat from a selection.

Fine but if you were buying my seats in WSU through the exchange rather than direct from me on NSC you would be paying about £11 more per ticket for the privilege.
 


Bozza

You can change this
Helpful Moderator
Jul 4, 2003
58,031
Back in Sussex
No, it is 15% of £20 which is what I paid for the ticket and which is what they will pay me. Suggest you read the page before being sarcastic.

Blimey, you're right, and that seems outrageous...

Example: a central WSL season ticket costs £625, or £27.17 per game. If you put it into the official exchange you'll get £20.37 back. The club will sell it for £39, netting them £18.63.
 














Driver 8

On the road...
NSC Patron
Jul 31, 2005
16,433
North Wales
sounds reasonable, but how would I get the ticket from you? and do you have two together?

The club issue paper tickets (£3 each) and yes I have two together. I charge £23 per ticket which is the £20 ST cost plus the £3 paper ticket charge. Are you looking for tickets as there are a couple of evening games coming up that I won't be going to?
 


8ace

Banned
Jul 21, 2003
23,811
Brighton
They're not - they are now charging £5 per ticket for a paper replacment

The club issue paper tickets (£3 each) and yes I have two together. I charge £23 per ticket which is the £20 ST cost plus the £3 paper ticket charge. Are you looking for tickets as there are a couple of evening games coming up that I won't be going to?

Make that £25 now then.
 


Kalimantan Gull

Well-known member
Aug 13, 2003
13,811
Central Borneo / the Lizard
The club issue paper tickets (£3 each) and yes I have two together. I charge £23 per ticket which is the £20 ST cost plus the £3 paper ticket charge. Are you looking for tickets as there are a couple of evening games coming up that I won't be going to?

Thanks, I would absolutely love to. But I can't because from tomorrow until July I shall be living considerably further than a 600 mile round trip away :down:

I'm really just on here arguing for the hell of it I suppose :dunce:
 






terryberry1

Well-known member
Jul 9, 2011
5,023
Patcham
Blimey, you're right, and that seems outrageous...

Example: a central WSL season ticket costs £625, or £27.17 per game. If you put it into the official exchange you'll get £20.37 back. The club will sell it for £39, netting them £18.63.

That is what Paul Barber was hired for. It does seem a piss take that the club are potentially making £60+ off a ticket they have effectively bought off you for £20
 
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