Did the acknowledgement tell you how to pay? If so then you need to pay to the bank account given by bank transfer or if you prefer you can pay by cheque. Then you will receive your share certificate in the new year.

Worth remembering that the incentive offer stays open until Jan the 1st I think, so you need to pay before then to get all the perks.

If paying by Cheque, I'd recommend you drop it in at the shop or the ground, where you may be given a receipt/acknowledgement rather than post.

THIS IS WHAT YOU SHOULD HAVE RECEIVED, HOPEFULLY, but you can follow this.

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TBH… there are some ‘fans’ who love putting to boot in!

I wonder whether The Cribs indie band who are from Wakefield have been approached? Their net worth is $161 million apparently. They’ve also previously proudly displayed and sold scarfs with The Cribs written on and on it said Wakefield in Red, White and Blue. Good to be linked with the group especially with the club in crisis…. https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/ ... -306405633 ‘Wakefield’s finest trio of punk siblings are back with an eighth album after escaping a music industry nightmare.……But while other bands of the mid 2000s fell to the wayside, The Cribs survived the British band buzz by sticking to their guns and having a clearly defined anti-capitalist ethos that eluded many of their peers. They were a fiercely independent minded band who never forgot their roots, sold out, or gave up. Though no indie disco will ever be complete without Cribs songs “Hey Scenesters!” or “Mirror Kissers”, the Jarman brothers established themselves as anything but a indie band from the off.’

I wonder whether The Cribs indie band who are from Wakefield have been approached? Their net worth is $161 million apparently. They’ve also previously proudly displayed and sold scarfs with The Cribs written on and on it said Wakefield in Red, White and Blue. Good to be linked with the group especially with the club in crisis…. https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/ ... -306405633 ‘Wakefield’s finest trio of punk siblings are back with an eighth album after escaping a music industry nightmare.……But while other bands of the mid 2000s fell to the wayside, The Cribs survived the British band buzz by sticking to their guns and having a clearly defined anti-capitalist ethos that eluded many of their peers. They were a fiercely independent minded band who never forgot their roots, sold out, or gave up. Though no indie disco will ever be complete without Cribs songs “Hey Scenesters!” or “Mirror Kissers”, the Jarman brothers established themselves as anything but a indie band from the off.’

Ed Sheeran is only worth $200 million so the Cribs are doing pretty well at that number aren't they.

I’m not promoting the Cribs but they’ve been voted 9th top Indie Band of all time. I think you may be wrong they do seem to be popular in USA from the awards they’ve received for best live band. They used to practice in premises near Chantry Bridge. The drummer Ross still lives in the Wakefield area apparently but the Jarman twin brothers live in the USA. The $161 million net worth valuation maybe a bit off the mark but the band have been going over 20 years and appear Wakeys answer to Oasis. They seem to be proud of their roots from interviews done in the past and are the biggest thing to come out of Wakefield for a long time. Is it worth contact with Ross their drummer? The club have got nothing to lose. The club could promote one of their most popular songs at home matches? It’d grab some much needed positive media attention. Just an idea… don’t shoot the messenger… https://www.wakefieldexpress.co.uk/news ... ap-3058278

I’m not promoting the Cribs but they’ve been voted 9th top Indie Band of all time. I think you may be wrong they do seem to be popular in USA from the awards they’ve received for best live band. They used to practice in premises near Chantry Bridge. The drummer Ross still lives in the Wakefield area apparently but the Jarman twin brothers live in the USA. The $161 million net worth valuation maybe a bit off the mark but the band have been going over 20 years and appear Wakeys answer to Oasis. They seem to be proud of their roots from interviews done in the past and are the biggest thing to come out of Wakefield for a long time. Is it worth contact with Ross their drummer? The club have got nothing to lose. The club could promote one of their most popular songs at home matches? It’d grab some much needed positive media attention. Just an idea… don’t shoot the messenger… https://www.wakefieldexpress.co.uk/news ... ap-3058278