have to agree with the origional post here
Ok it is a business so there are costs involved! BUT, big question is why, the extra charges? I do recall a couple of seasons back if you bought eqarly in the week, i think it was before Wed tickets were discounted, with the charges applied (that still needed paying) the ticket was still cheaper than turning up and paying on the gate
surely this is what the club should be trying to encourage

But, that aside, the charges are clearly notified soooooo
simple answer pay on the gate, ts not as if you are not going to get in due to it being full

Thought I would give an update on the response from the club to this issue which I raised with them on 16 May

Well their response was.......................nothing, they haven't responded to my communication. I sent it then and also sent a reminder that they had not responded early last week but sadly still nothing

So while on field the club is undoubtebly making great progress this represents yet another off field lack of professionalism

Thought a response would be reasonable by now

Phone them.

Could do Dave but I guess there is little point in having a 'Contact Us' area on the website if you are not going to respond to it. Iguess I was being too simplistic when I read

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I thought that might mean they would respond

I will call them though

This "double whammy" charge was also in effect for the Magic Weekend tickets. When I filled in the booking form it was clear that there would be a £3 sales fee PLUS another £3 for paying by debit or credit card, even though the ticket I was buying was priced at just £7.50! Therefore I paid by cheque in order to avoid the second charge. I'd have thought the whole process of taking payment by cheque would be more laborious and less cost effective for all concerned than processing a debit card payment, but there you go!