oddly, you still get charged a ticketing fee, even though you're using your own paper and inkbigmoog wrote:the problem imho, is the variety of ticket vendors. I got mine from the venue, but others may have used other sources...when coughing near 50notes per ticket, i think we deserve efficient delivery (the email download to print yerself is a great idea).....
T4N63R1N3 DR34M wrote:oddly, you still get charged a ticketing fee, even though you're using your own paper and inkbigmoog wrote:the problem imho, is the variety of ticket vendors. I got mine from the venue, but others may have used other sources...when coughing near 50notes per ticket, i think we deserve efficient delivery (the email download to print yerself is a great idea).....
Er? That's most TD fans surely???bigmoog wrote:T4N63R1N3 DR34M wrote:oddly, you still get charged a ticketing fee, even though you're using your own paper and inkbigmoog wrote:the problem imho, is the variety of ticket vendors. I got mine from the venue, but others may have used other sources...when coughing near 50notes per ticket, i think we deserve efficient delivery (the email download to print yerself is a great idea).....
yeah, its all effing greedy stupidity....soon we will pay eyeball tax, broadband tax, y-front tax....visits to the toilet tax, erection tax* zzzzzz
*zero rated for the over 50 TD fan
Note that is says MANDERINE, rather than MANDARINE that has beenT4N63R1N3 DR34M wrote:Advert in the May edition of Classic Rock Magazine, received through the post yesterday:
(posted onto my facebook page)
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid= ... =1&theater
I bought mine from ticketweb, and they allow you to print your own.ant wrote:8 days on and still no tickets here!! Why don't they have ones that you can print off at the time of ordering? That would make it so much easier, especially when you are ordering for other people too. The last thing you want is having to chase them up a few days before the event!!
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