I would, I'm starting to get a little tired of it. I know he's done a lot for us... but does he think we are stupid? from twitter it sounded like the whole back team had been working hard making this deal happen, when they actually haven't had to do a thing. Also making us buy a programme... only to have a small paragraph about it doesn't seem professional and i know a few of us actually feel ripped off.

As someone has pointed out earlier it would be in the clubs interest to get supporters to sign up at BV supervised (so to speak).
They could then encourage additional "supporters" (friends and family members etc) to also sign up, and keep track of numbers.
Done well this could generate a lot of money for the club, and all those signed up can (once they have banged theyre £10) is cancel.
The club could even give those signing up a £10 voucher for the club shop, thus encouraging greater sales at the shops, reducing the actual £10 cost and encouraging more supporter involvement and therefore more money from said bingo company.
Maybe a huge participation could go some way then to back up AGs tweet??

The last i heard something along those lines was been considered. Based on the no mention of it in the announcement it cant have been followed through.
Opportunity missed i would have thought.

I'd have to agree - very simple to organise a sign-up event; open the bar, get some laptops out and get Jimmy Elston, a few players and some 'Foxy' cheerleaders to put the hard sell on people; make a night of it!

I'd also have the shop staff handing out a simple leaflet and get a banner on the website and an e-shot to everyone on the database containing a link to the sign-up page and simple instructions on how and why; if it's going to be big, they'll have to push it.

that passed my mind as it didn't give any info out to say that it had done so for me

Yeah you have to put "WTW" in the promo code section.

I'm just looking at it now, online bingo isn' really something I'm interested in but doing this is just like putting a £10 bet that will pay £50 to Wakey win or lose - and give you a half decent shot of making your tenner back as well.