I already hand out my login details to friends on here that don't have Reading World, and I suppose if they wanted to check my points, they could. Nothing to hide mate!Sam Tubber wrote:PM sent to no avail. Why do you continue to peddle your bullshit round here Jay?Jay wrote:Is there a yawn emiticon?
PM me for the log in details, no problem with that at all.
I have both set the same. In fact, all my passwords for all websites etc are the same too. I think it's time that changed.Sam Tubber wrote:Reading World log-in details are different to the log-in details for online ticketing doofus. It's getting browner and smellier in here by the minute.
LOL, should've known the club would be as helpful as shit sandwich (sorry for no censorship, but Im pissed off!)URZZZZZZZZ wrote:On face value, I have 80 points. However because of my programme selling, I have not been collecting points. If I had been collecting points I would have 490. I just hope/pray that they either give me these points onto my card, or give me the opportunity to buy tickets.
Reply 1Hi there,
My name is XXXXX and I am a programme seller for the football club. I
have
been doing this for a year and a half now, and as a result I have missed
out
on a large number of Royalty points due to my work. Due to the success
of
the club last season it is natural that I will want to follow the Royals
away from home, as I have done occasionally in recent seasons. Therefore
I
was wondering if one of two possibilities could happen:-
1) Programme sellers, or myself have the opportunity to buy away tickets
when they go on sale to season ticket holders, in effect giving us a bit
of
priority.
2) Having the points from all the matches that I have worked at (a
considerable amount) being put onto my membership.
I understand this may lead to extra work for the sales centre, but I
feel
that having put a large amount of work into the club, it would be a bit
unfair not to be a bit rewarded. Naturally I will pay full price for the
tickets, I just want the opportunity to get them, which I may not get
without this help. The opportunity you gaves us to go to Arsenal last
year
was fantastic, and I hope that you will continue this in Reading's
greatest
season.
Cheers,
XXXXX
Email 2XXXXX
You can apply for an away season ticket which would mean that you would
get tickets to every premiership away game.
Kind Regards
Member Services
Reading Football Club
PS. Don't forget to keep us informed of any changes to your personal
information such as telephone number or address
Reply 2Hi There,
By applying for the away season ticket though, I will be paying for
every
game, which inevitably I will not be able to afford to go to. I
currently
have 80 royalty points on face value, and I have worked out that going
by
the amount of matches I have attended I would have 490 points (going by
the
32 supplementary games Ive been to, and the 150 points I would get for
season tickets). This I believe would give me a good chance of getting
tickets for the away games, and would reward the loyalty/royalty that I
have
shown to the club. Is there anyway, that I can have these points put
onto my
account?
Cheers
XXXXX
I bet they wont think twice about giving the sales centre staff, the opportunity to buy tickets, and dare I say discounted!!XXXXX
Unfortunately not.
Kind Regards
Member Services
Reading Football Club
PS. Don't forget to keep us informed of any changes to your personal
information such as telephone number or address
I take it he can't afford the AST?Stranded wrote:URZZZZZ,
My flatmate is a very similar situation as he is a golden gamble salesman. I have little to no sympathy as he chose to do the job to get free tickets to the game (and get paid), something he loved to rub in a bit. Now he is in a situation where he knows he will still get in to home games - for £10 a game but has little to no chance to getting an away ticket.
I'm assuming you are in the same situation so still are in a very priviledged spot and will be seeing our first season at the highest level for next to nothing, to expect to be in the same situation as those who have forked out hundreds of pounds to watch the team is a little bit cheeky at best in my opinion.
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