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    Quote Originally Posted by ballumbie_arab View Post
    The thing is though J, they called it a survey, but it wasn’t really a survey, as your decision was final (if waiving the credit), which was a bit sneaky.
    Bearing in mind this pandemic has now lasted over a full year, with many people financially impacted, nobody should’ve been forced to make a decision, some 4-5 months before the current season ended, never mind for when the next starts, or not knowing what league we would be in!!
    I have no intention of taking anything back, but that approach irked me, so I deferred my decision. Fortunately, I can waive the credit and get a new season ticket, but sadly, I’m sure many are not in the same position, and now, those that may NEED to exercise that option to get their credit, are being punished, by having to pay full price, and possibly lose their existing seat (some could be long standing season ticket holders, who’ve always sat in the same seat, with friends or family!).
    Loyalty goes both ways, and I don’t think the club have managed this well at all, to be honest. It was stupid to offer it in the first place, granted, but while we did get games streamed, Joe Public could watch games at a much cheaper price than they would PATG, so season ticket holders still took a hit.
    For some fans, it could be the difference between watching United next season, or not, and I would never want any Arab denied that privilege.
    Agreed on all points B, i dont know anyone wanting the credits but if they do i cant fault them for it either as thats what the clubs offered.

    The club are now trying to penalise anyone wanting credits with threats of losing seats etc. No the best is it.
    Last edited by offshore_arab83; 26-03-2021 at 08:47 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by offshore_arab83 View Post
    Agreed on all points B, i dont know anyone wanting the credits but if they do i cant fault them for it either as thats what the clubs offered.

    The club are no trying to penalise anyone wanting credits with threats of losing seats etc. No the best is it.
    Yeh, basically they are making the decision for those thinking about taking the credits as difficult as possible and pushing them in to a wee bit of a corner. Essentially they are saying ‘Yes, take the credits by all means but understand that there will be penalties involved for you for taking such an action’. That was never part of the original credits proposal last year and can be seen as disingenuous at best.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JamesMcClean View Post
    Yeh, basically they are making the decision for those thinking about taking the credits as difficult as possible and pushing them in to a wee bit of a corner. Essentially they are saying ‘Yes, take the credits by all means but understand that there will be penalties involved for you for taking such an action’. That was never part of the original credits proposal last year and can be seen as disingenuous at best.
    I must be reading the thing wrong hopeless at picking things up but where does it tell you about the punishment for those taking money back from club I can't see it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by AraBrian View Post
    I must be reading the thing wrong hopeless at picking things up but where does it tell you about the punishment for those taking money back from club I can't see it?
    From the website:
    (So an existing season ticket holder, in GF lower or ET lower has to wait until 2nd June, if taking their credit, renew at a cost of £460 and risk losing their seat (the latter being the unfair bit imo))



    2020/2021 Credits

    If you wish to claim a credit for the 20/21 season then please contact the ticket office to obtain a voucher code that you will then input online during the renewal process, and this will apply the credit to the amount payable.

    The voucher code will only be valid for use from Wednesday 2nd June 2021, but you should apply for it in advance. During the renewal process input this code and this will apply the credit to the amount payable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ballumbie_arab View Post
    From the website:
    (So an existing season ticket holder, in GF lower or ET lower has to wait until 2nd June, if taking their credit, renew at a cost of £460 and risk losing their seat (the latter being the unfair bit imo))



    2020/2021 Credits

    If you wish to claim a credit for the 20/21 season then please contact the ticket office to obtain a voucher code that you will then input online during the renewal process, and this will apply the credit to the amount payable.

    The voucher code will only be valid for use from Wednesday 2nd June 2021, but you should apply for it in advance. During the renewal process input this code and this will apply the credit to the amount payable.
    Totally agree that is wrong mate they should be allowed to renew in the early bird and keep their seats guessing there will be reasons people are taking the money back and is utd's fault for offering it not theirs.Think utd have noticed they have f...ed up and are trying to force peoples hands not to take up their offer which is wrong they made the offer should then honour it.Think they have no faith in the fans turning down their silly offer to help the club and are panicking incase everyone takes the offer and we are sunk.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AraBrian View Post
    .Think they have no faith in the fans turning down their silly offer to help the club and are panicking incase everyone takes the offer and we are sunk.
    That's the nail on the head. Yes, there would have been some who took up the credits and they would have every right to do so as they didn't decide on the offer and they may well be in a position where they have to. Money has been tight for everyone and with all due respect to United, much as we all love them, family comes first every single day of the week. Calling the early bird the 'loyalty period' is a tad insulting. You don't know what someone's personal circumstances are so if they are in a position to need to take the credits, that does not make them less 'loyal' and at risk of losing their regular seat.

    The bottom line is that the vast, vast majority would have waived this. The Club should have trusted us on that, as after all following strong ST sales despite some right utter cack the previous few years, we were hardly going to stop now things are getting better again finally.................

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    Quote Originally Posted by JamesMcClean View Post
    That's the nail on the head. Yes, there would have been some who took up the credits and they would have every right to do so as they didn't decide on the offer and they may well be in a position where they have to. Money has been tight for everyone and with all due respect to United, much as we all love them, family comes first every single day of the week. Calling the early bird the 'loyalty period' is a tad insulting. You don't know what someone's personal circumstances are so if they are in a position to need to take the credits, that does not make them less 'loyal' and at risk of losing their regular seat.

    The bottom line is that the vast, vast majority would have waived this. The Club should have trusted us on that, as after all following strong ST sales despite some right utter cack the previous few years, we were hardly going to stop now things are getting better again finally.................
    Family comes first.....unless you are sitting roond Grannies table at Christmas time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JamesMcClean View Post
    That's the nail on the head. Yes, there would have been some who took up the credits and they would have every right to do so as they didn't decide on the offer and they may well be in a position where they have to. Money has been tight for everyone and with all due respect to United, much as we all love them, family comes first every single day of the week. Calling the early bird the 'loyalty period' is a tad insulting. You don't know what someone's personal circumstances are so if they are in a position to need to take the credits, that does not make them less 'loyal' and at risk of losing their regular seat.

    The bottom line is that the vast, vast majority would have waived this. The Club should have trusted us on that, as after all following strong ST sales despite some right utter cack the previous few years, we were hardly going to stop now things are getting better again finally.................
    Yeah you are bang on right james it's our club and people who bought seasons last season not knowing what was going to happen to help the club would be backing the club again this season if they could afford it only people who will be taking the money back will be people who can't afford it for one reason or another and should not be thought of as any less loyal.Should not have their seats taken away either and should be allowed to buy in early bird as well.Can see the reason they are doing the loyalty bit to thank the support who are turning down the money back.

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