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Date: 19:52 Feb 26, 2014

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Anyone seen anything around prices for Early Bird Season Tickets? __________________

BigDave

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Date: 20:04 Feb 26, 2014

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yes got early bird sheet last night at the game prices as follows adult terrace £230 concession terrace £145 adult seat £245 concession seat £160 £exec lounge £399 concession lounge £245 on the sheet it says costs have had to go up important ground work has to be done to PVR closing date for this is 31st march -- Edited by BigDave on Wednesday 26th of February 2014 08:06:30 PM -- Edited by BigDave on Wednesday 26th of February 2014 08:06:47 PM __________________ Dave Welling Fan "It's a Marathon, Not a Sprint"

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Date: 20:22 Feb 26, 2014

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Thanks Dave, I must have missed them. __________________

Mr Commercial

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Date: 20:23 Feb 26, 2014

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Link to this is on the main site http://www.wellingunited.com/wp/early-bird-season-ticket-offer-201415/ __________________

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Date: 20:27 Feb 26, 2014

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Quick question, I go with my son who is 9. Would he still get in free and then just pay £1 for a seat in the stand? __________________

Mr Commercial

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Date: 20:38 Feb 26, 2014

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Yes __________________

BigDave

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Date: 02:17 Feb 27, 2014

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no problem i also take my 9 year old son ^_^ __________________ Dave Welling Fan "It's a Marathon, Not a Sprint"

kendo159

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Date: 11:26 Feb 28, 2014

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Would i be correct in saying that cheques for season ticket should be made out to Welling FC __________________

OMERTA elb

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Date: 11:51 Feb 28, 2014

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Perhaps, one day, the Wings will consider methods of online payment for season tickets and match tickets or payment via credit/debit card over the telephone? Obviously, there has to be a reasonable demand to make those methods of payment cost-effective. __________________

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Date: 18:51 Feb 28, 2014

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Cheques made payable to "WELLING UNITED FC". I would be up for online payment, save me searching around for my cheque book :) __________________

Trundle

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Date: 19:56 Feb 28, 2014

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In an era where we are moving towards contactless and mobile payments, the thought of writing a cheque is just shocking. __________________

Chris

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Date: 10:36 Mar 1, 2014

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Agree that the club really should be looking at contact-less payments. To be fair to the owners they have increased the budget to allow Sho-Silva to stay an extra month. It would have been a shame to lose him after his recent performances. So I'm keen to help our cash flow by buying early. The problem is I only ever use my chequebook to buy my season ticket and have no idea where it is! __________________ OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh When the Wingssssss

Andrew Nicholson aka Courtjester

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Date: 11:06 Mar 1, 2014

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Chris wrote: Agree that the club really should be looking at contact-less payments. To be fair to the owners they have increased the budget to allow Sho-Silva to stay an extra month. It would have been a shame to lose him after his recent performances. So I'm keen to help our cash flow by buying early. The problem is I only ever use my chequebook to buy my season ticket and have no idea where it is! The club is more than willing to take cash, according to the form. __________________

Danson Mark

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Date: 11:19 Mar 1, 2014

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Andrew Nicholson aka Courtjester wrote: Chris wrote: Agree that the club really should be looking at contact-less payments. To be fair to the owners they have increased the budget to allow Sho-Silva to stay an extra month. It would have been a shame to lose him after his recent performances. So I'm keen to help our cash flow by buying early. The problem is I only ever use my chequebook to buy my season ticket and have no idea where it is! The club is more than willing to take cash, according to the form. I always have to pay by cash. I cannot remember the last time I wrote a cheque! __________________ I know I'm biased. What's wrong with that?

Andrew Nicholson aka Courtjester

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Date: 12:59 Mar 1, 2014

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Danson Mark wrote: Andrew Nicholson aka Courtjester wrote: Chris wrote: Agree that the club really should be looking at contact-less payments. To be fair to the owners they have increased the budget to allow Sho-Silva to stay an extra month. It would have been a shame to lose him after his recent performances. So I'm keen to help our cash flow by buying early. The problem is I only ever use my chequebook to buy my season ticket and have no idea where it is! The club is more than willing to take cash, according to the form. I always have to pay by cash. I cannot remember the last time I wrote a cheque! This thread is making me feel very old, although I have discarded my faux leather Midland Bank cheque book cover __________________

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