S/F Ticket Allocation For Leinster Season Ticket Holders
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S/F Ticket Allocation For Leinster Season Ticket Holders
5% credit card booking fee. Is that standard these days?
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Re: S/F Ticket Allocation For Leinster Season Ticket Holders
Many companies lump on a further charge to cover their charge from Visa / MC etc. the credit card companies charge something like 3.75% per transaction. so the extra 5% ensures that the LB dont loose on cash that they have to send on to the ERC.Duff Paddy wrote:5% credit card booking fee. Is that standard these days?
It is a practise strongly frowned upon by the CC Companies but I think there is Fock all they can do.
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I have a really silly question - but probably one that many will ask. What is the best method to return these ticket forms.
Obviously we cant send cheques or cash by email, so those supportes will obviously be risking the postal system or hand delivery; But being leinster Fans - we all have credit cards - so how are we sending in the forms....
1) scan and email it in and look for a "Read Reciept" as proof of delivery
2) Fax it in and hope it doesnt get lost behind the machine
3) carrier pidgeon
Or after all that - was there a preferred method of return put forward by Ronan?
Thoughts on a postcard please......
Obviously we cant send cheques or cash by email, so those supportes will obviously be risking the postal system or hand delivery; But being leinster Fans - we all have credit cards - so how are we sending in the forms....
1) scan and email it in and look for a "Read Reciept" as proof of delivery
2) Fax it in and hope it doesnt get lost behind the machine
3) carrier pidgeon
Or after all that - was there a preferred method of return put forward by Ronan?
Thoughts on a postcard please......
Get in the f%~king bag.
I faxed it last year for QF tickets with my cc number and it was all cushty. Will be doing the same for the semi. I did keep for the read-receipt though. IIRC, Ronan confirmed for me that he'd received it. Top bloke!Slipper1 wrote:I have a really silly question - but probably one that many will ask. What is the best method to return these ticket forms.
Obviously we cant send cheques or cash by email, so those supportes will obviously be risking the postal system or hand delivery; But being leinster Fans - we all have credit cards - so how are we sending in the forms....
1) scan and email it in and look for a "Read Reciept" as proof of delivery
2) Fax it in and hope it doesnt get lost behind the machine
3) carrier pidgeon
Or after all that - was there a preferred method of return put forward by Ronan?
Thoughts on a postcard please......
"It's all fun and games 'till someone loses an eye, then it's just fun you can't see" - James Hetfield
I'm going to hand-deliver mine. Slipper, drop me a PM if you want me to deliver yours also. I'll probably call in to the Branch tomorrow.Slipper1 wrote:I have a really silly question - but probably one that many will ask. What is the best method to return these ticket forms.
Obviously we cant send cheques or cash by email, so those supportes will obviously be risking the postal system or hand delivery; But being leinster Fans - we all have credit cards - so how are we sending in the forms....
1) scan and email it in and look for a "Read Reciept" as proof of delivery
2) Fax it in and hope it doesnt get lost behind the machine
3) carrier pidgeon
Or after all that - was there a preferred method of return put forward by Ronan?
Thoughts on a postcard please......
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Welcome home - congratulations on being part of what is turning out to be a massive weekend in the History of Leinster Rugby.ckav wrote:
I'm going to hand-deliver mine. Slipper, drop me a PM if you want me to deliver yours also. I'll probably call in to the Branch tomorrow.
Thanks for the offer on the tickets - I faxed through in the end and emailed a copy (well marked as a duplicate) on one of those to be sure, to be sure moments.
Ronan hasent really let us down in the past anyway - and those that deserve the tickets will get hold of them.
Get in the f%~king bag.
From rte.ie
Leinster & Munster look set for April 23 clash
Monday, 03 April 2006 9:44
French television looks set to dictate that the Heineken Cup semi-final between Leinster and Munster will take place on Sunday, April 23.
With Biarritz at home in the other semi-final against Bath, French TV will look to screen that game on Saturday, April 22.
Meanwhile, it looks as if both Leinster and Munster will get around 20,000 tickets each with the other 9,000 being distributed by the ERC.
That will mean that there will be no tickets on general sale for what is going to be one of the sporting highlights of the year at Lansdowne Road.
Leinster & Munster look set for April 23 clash
Monday, 03 April 2006 9:44
French television looks set to dictate that the Heineken Cup semi-final between Leinster and Munster will take place on Sunday, April 23.
With Biarritz at home in the other semi-final against Bath, French TV will look to screen that game on Saturday, April 22.
Meanwhile, it looks as if both Leinster and Munster will get around 20,000 tickets each with the other 9,000 being distributed by the ERC.
That will mean that there will be no tickets on general sale for what is going to be one of the sporting highlights of the year at Lansdowne Road.
thanks my dear. My voice is focked - but my heart is singing....Slipper1 wrote:Welcome home - congratulations on being part of what is turning out to be a massive weekend in the History of Leinster Rugby.ckav wrote:
I'm going to hand-deliver mine. Slipper, drop me a PM if you want me to deliver yours also. I'll probably call in to the Branch tomorrow.
Thanks for the offer on the tickets - I faxed through in the end and emailed a copy (well marked as a duplicate) on one of those to be sure, to be sure moments.
Ronan hasent really let us down in the past anyway - and those that deserve the tickets will get hold of them.
I think Robbie and Ronan will ensure that the noisy Ultras are in one section, as per Bath and Toulouse.
God - what a weekend. Someone put it very well on the plane home yesterday. "Leinster came of age yesterday, and not a field of Athenry in sight". Jesus, to hear Alive Alive Oh sung so many times, was absolutely electric. The Toulouse players applauded us at the end of the match - more power to them and more power to us!
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The email I received only offers stand (which we don't want) or East Terrace - so that's the answer - we'll be in the East Terrace??!!ckav wrote:No idea as of yet.Avenger wrote:I presume that section will be the east terrace.ckav wrote: I think Robbie and Ronan will ensure that the noisy Ultras are in one section, as per Bath and Toulouse.
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