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[dazzy_deff]

20 minutes ago, caledonia said:

A tenner have you seen the prices

Its not the fact they can or cant do it choice should be allowed

How can you claim to be inclusive when excluding young kids and pensioners 

And saying they don't need to eat or they can just get cards is not the point either as for various reasons they might not want cards but might want to have a half time snack.

maybe people need to complain to the press and get a statement from the club 

 

 

If a kid on his own is spending more than a tenner at the kiosks then it's obvious why he's watching, nae playing fitba on a Saturday. 

Can get a pie or a burger, juice, crisps and bar of chocolate for under a tenner (or not far off it)

Its not excluding anyone...the people refusing to get a bank card are excluding themselves. 

[Parklife]

26 minutes ago, caledonia said:

 

maybe people need to complain to the press and get a statement from the club 

??

[caledonia]

27 minutes ago, milne_afc said:

What a load of shit.

How old are you

[Guest milne_afc]

3 minutes ago, caledonia said:

How old are you

Old enough to know better.

[caledonia]

50 minutes ago, dazzy_deff said:

 

Its not excluding anyone...the people refusing to get a bank card are excluding themselves. 

 

6 hours ago, dazzy_deff said:

Agreed - we cant not move with the times because old folk just dont fancy using a debit card. If they are so stubborn to get with the times, fuck them.

so in the top two posts you made its fuck them and they are excluding themselves

So should apply to your last two as well if people don't want to pay ticket  price fuck them they are excluding themselves

 

On 8/13/2021 at 5:28 PM, dazzy_deff said:

But arguement here isn't about attracting me and you. We go regardless. It's about maximising the attendance and attracting the more casual fan, which last night's pricing didn't do. 

 

On 8/13/2021 at 5:46 PM, dazzy_deff said:

And that's fine not to run a deal for the game last night. But they shouldn't have overpriced it to the extent our first game without restrictions didnt sell out. 

You seem to be complaining only about what affects you.

[afc1903mad]

57 minutes ago, dazzy_deff said:

 

Its not excluding anyone...the people refusing to get a bank card are excluding themselves. 

 Most kids are using plastic to pay for food. Most schools have a type of pre-loaded card to stop using cash in schools.

GoHenry is just one example where this can be extended out with school.

[dazzy_deff]

33 minutes ago, caledonia said:

Doubler

 

[dazzy_deff]

32 minutes ago, caledonia said:

 

so in the top two posts you made its fuck them and they are excluding themselves

So should apply to your last two as well if people don't want to pay ticket  price fuck them they are excluding themselves

 

 

You seem to be complaining only about what affects you.

What bit of that affects me? I paid for my ticket for the Breidablik game no issues at all. But the prices were too high, based on the fact we didn't sell out and the fact the club have subsequently lowered them. Casual fans (i.e. not me) didn't want to come based on the fact the prlces were high. And they didn't come much to the club's annoyance.

Huge difference between the club overpricing something and making it not affordable, and people being too pig headed to use a fuckin debit card.

[dazzy_deff]

21 minutes ago, afc1903mad said:

 Most kids are using plastic to pay for food. Most schools have a type of pre-loaded card to stop using cash in schools.

GoHenry is just one example where this can be extended out with school.

Correct. Exactly my point.

[Dynamo]

12 hours ago, caledonia said:

Why should they if the club don't want their money its their loss and there are plenty other places that still take cash.

my local highland league club do a cracking pie half the price of pittodrie and take cash

cheaper to get in as well

 

9 hours ago, caledonia said:

How old are you

How old are you more like? Why should they? I presume you're deliberately difficult when booking a flight, or buying something online, or when you roll up to a card only checkout at the supermarket too. Pathetic attitude. There's a solution to your problem you're not willing to accept. 

[Parklife]

Anyone know if the pie kiosks will accept cheques tonight? 

[caledonia]

8 hours ago, dazzy_deff said:

What bit of that affects me? I paid for my ticket for the Breidablik game no issues at all. But the prices were too high, based on the fact we didn't sell out and the fact the club have subsequently lowered them. Casual fans (i.e. not me) didn't want to come based on the fact the prlces were high. And they didn't come much to the club's annoyance.

Huge difference between the club overpricing something and making it not affordable, and people being too pig headed to use a fuckin debit card.

If the prices were too high don't fucking go.

same solution you gave if you don't have a bank card then you exclude yourself

[caledonia]

26 minutes ago, Dynamo said:

 

How old are you more like? Why should they? I presume you're deliberately difficult when booking a flight, or buying something online, or when you roll up to a card only checkout at the supermarket too. Pathetic attitude. There's a solution to your problem you're not willing to accept. 

Bandwagon 

[caledonia]

3 minutes ago, Parklife said:

Anyone know if the pie kiosks will accept cheques tonight? 

The game is away from home and accepts cash do keep up 

[dazzy_deff]

Just now, caledonia said:

If the prices were too high don't fucking go.

same solution you gave if you don't have a bank card then you exclude yourself

I dont mind paying the high prices though. Clearly plenty others didnt 'fucking go' which has upset Cormack, hence his tweet on the subject. 

I also dont mind using card at the kiosks - cos I'm not pig headed. If you dont want to get with the times and use card, dont have a pie. Everybody has a choice as you say, whether it paying high prices for tickets, choosing to eat pies at the kiosk and having to use a debit card as a result. 

You are getting yourself right worked up on it. What's your beef with debit cards?

[Guest milne_afc]

So is the whole Scotch note/legal tender thing a myth? Can the kiosk kaffirs really refuse to accept cash as part of the transaction?

 

[Tommy]

40 minutes ago, milne_afc said:

So is the whole Scotch note/legal tender thing a myth? Can the kiosk kaffirs really refuse to accept cash as part of the transaction?

 

Contactless payment is preferred option but they will take cash.

[Guest milne_afc]

10 minutes ago, Tommy said:

Contactless payment is preferred option but they will take cash.

Cheers Tommy. Much ado about nothing then.

[Tommy]

1 minute ago, milne_afc said:

Cheers Tommy. Much ado about nothing then.

Aye, hopefully the end of sleepless nights for some.

[dazzy_deff]

23 minutes ago, Tommy said:

Aye, hopefully the end of sleepless nights for some.

Caledonia can take his nappy off now. 

[caledonia]

41 minutes ago, Tommy said:

Contactless payment is preferred option but they will take cash.

Not true been told by the club that cashless is being phased in.

[caledonia]

4 minutes ago, dazzy_deff said:

Caledonia can take his nappy off now. 

Maybe you could check your facts before taking yours off

[Guest milne_afc]

6 minutes ago, caledonia said:

Not true been told by the club that cashless is being phased in.

Phased?

[Big Hat Logan]

12 hours ago, caledonia said:

A tenner have you seen the prices

Its not the fact they can or cant do it choice should be allowed

How can you claim to be inclusive when excluding young kids and pensioners 

And saying they don't need to eat or they can just get cards is not the point either as for various reasons they might not want cards but might want to have a half time snack.

maybe people need to complain to the press and get a statement from the club 

 

 

Complain to the press ?

Front page news IMO

10 hours ago, caledonia said:

 

so in the top two posts you made its fuck them and they are excluding themselves

So should apply to your last two as well if people don't want to pay ticket  price fuck them they are excluding themselves

 

 

You seem to be complaining only about what affects you.

What a state 

[dazzy_deff]

25 minutes ago, caledonia said:

Maybe you could check your facts before taking yours off

as could you before getting yourself worked up in a state. 

[caledonia]

10 minutes ago, dazzy_deff said:

as could you before getting yourself worked up in a state. 

I am not in a state its you that keeps replying to something that you say does not bother you.

[dazzy_deff]

2 minutes ago, caledonia said:

I am not in a state its you that keeps replying to something that you say does not bother you.

You keep quoting me. 

[caledonia]

42 minutes ago, milne_afc said:

Phased?

You don’t  know what phased means?

 

 

[caledonia]

7 minutes ago, dazzy_deff said:

You keep quoting me. 

Cant quote you if you don’t reply 

This post is about giving feedback to the club so that is what i am doing get over it

[redcryptoknight]

2 hours ago, milne_afc said:

So is the whole Scotch note/legal tender thing a myth? Can the kiosk kaffirs really refuse to accept cash as part of the transaction?

It's all a myth.

1. There is no such thing in law as a right to buy or a requirement to sell. The right lies with the seller to refuse or accept the sale. For instance, if something is incorrectly priced in a shop the person at the till can simply refuse to sell it at that price. A price tag is an invitation to negotiation, not a contract. That negotiation might include the price itself, but it could also include what form of payment they are willing to accept. If any of your terms are not to the liking of the seller they can simply say no.
2. Scots notes are NOT legal tender in England and neither are English notes in Scotland. Scottish notes in Scotland are not legal tender either. The only legal tender in the UK is notes issued directly by the Bank of England in England and Wales.