No, and it has put a massive downer on the fact until this point my other half was getting into the rugby and we were going to get a season ticket for him even though he'd miss a few games with work but it just isn't a luxury we can afford now.

Quote bobsmyuncle="bobsmyuncle"Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974. It has always been my understanding that paying for anything on a credit card makes the credit card company as liable as the supplier in the case of non performance. There are some exceptions of course but I can not see any problem with buying my own season ticket (over £100 minimum) on my own credit card (the wife pays for her own on her own credit card - as opposed to an additional user on mine) Should the club go tits up I would expect the credit card company to shell out. If some legal member has further info on this I would be pleased to hear from them. My own take on this is embodied here www.moneysavingexpert.com/shoppi ... -purchases'" I've bought on credit card for the last few years for exactly this reason. I believe visa issued debit cards also have the same protection.

Quote bobsmyuncle="bobsmyuncle"Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974. It has always been my understanding that paying for anything on a credit card makes the credit card company as liable as the supplier in the case of non performance. There are some exceptions of course but I can not see any problem with buying my own season ticket (over £100 minimum) on my own credit card (the wife pays for her own on her own credit card - as opposed to an additional user on mine) Should the club go tits up I would expect the credit card company to shell out. If some legal member has further info on this I would be pleased to hear from them. My own take on this is embodied here www.moneysavingexpert.com/shoppi ... -purchases'" I've bought on credit card for the last few years for exactly this reason. I believe visa issued debit cards also have the same protection.

Can you elaborate on the "systematically shafted opposition fans" comment? It's a genuine question, as most away fans join the Fax faithful in the South Stand for £17. It's only when Leigh/Bradford/Featherstone come into town that the North stand has been used. Are you saying that it was more than £17 in the North Stand at the Shay. Bad form if so, and I admit something I was unaware of.

In terms of the tax man, I've not heard anything about that from a Fax perspective regarding unpaid bills? It's true we were in dispute with the Council over rent payments, but these issues seem to be resolved now.

Tbh, I don't disagree with the £2 hike in principle. What got my goat was that there was a £2 admin charge per ticket for booking tickets online, which meant the only way to get the "normal" price was to visit the Bulls ticket office in person. Not exactly ideal for an away supporter - I was happy to buy in advance, but there was no advantage!

So the club has lost the income from one new ST purchase. Great marketing strategy from the club then...

Got mine today, put on visa just in case

I would check if that is the case should anyone go down that route - I thought it was for credit transactions only
Also I heard somewhere that credit card payments via paypal are also excluded.

For years Halifax up'd the prices on tickets for Bulls games, starting at Thrum Hall around the time "BullMania" all kicked off. Think the first time I remember it was 1996 when there was the televised sky game where Bulls staged a second half comeback to win. It continued for years afterwards, including at The Shay. I've refused to go to Fax ever since just on principle, but have considered returning in past year of two.

With regards to Tax bills, again I remember one for definite years ago and had mistakenly thought I'd read about one recently. However I was wrong and it was in fact your rent payments.

I believe that was done and I refused to go to that match on principle. It is though now common practice in the football world to grade your games and charge accordingly.

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Well, nowt like holding a grudge then!! Tbh, I'm not sure that this can have happened at Thrum Hall - there was no differentiation between any of the turnstiles for home and away supporters. It could potentially have happened at the Shay, given the "informal" segregation that's occurred there.