| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 13:13 - Aug 26 with 7330 views | 442Dale |
It really is. Great news and a really positive statement from the new Chief Exec. |  |
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| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 13:13 - Aug 26 with 7324 views | DaleFan7 |
Massive step in the right direction. Still a long way to go though. |  | | |
| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 13:21 - Aug 26 with 7292 views | boromat |
Be interesting to see the interest mark up. But will hopefully make it more affordable to have a season ticket with the benefits that brings and still be cheaper than paying on the day. | |
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| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 13:29 - Aug 26 with 7258 views | ColDale |
A massive step in the right direction, and it'd be worth them being able to register people showing interest for next season.
In terms of losing season ticket holders, I've long argued that when people are involved in direct debits they are less likely to cancel than someone deciding not to renew in the Summer. I've lost count how many times Sky have put the prices up, yet I'm still a subscriber. If they asked for a lump sum every Summer for the next 12 months, I'd have given it up a long time ago. |  | | |
| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 13:41 - Aug 26 with 7217 views | BrighouseDale |
Fantastic! I've been wanting to get a season ticket for years but there's always been something else that gets in the way. I'll be signing up for this without a doubt. |  |
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| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 13:53 - Aug 26 with 7169 views | 100notout |
Great news
Reading between the lines of the club statement, they admit that the number of season ticket sales this year are down on last year. I'm sure this will help.
Interest also that the new CEO says that all aspects of season tickets are being addressed - better late than never. | |
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| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 13:53 - Aug 26 with 7165 views | D_Alien |
This is like finding an oasis in the desert, for Dale fans.
Why has it taken Russ Green just two minutes to sort something that should've been sorted years ago? It shows just how a little bit of effort to understand what fans need will also benefit the club; massively, in the long term.
And Green states this is only the beginning, as other ways of raising ST sales are being looked at. About bloody time. I absolutely congratulate him, and the club for employing him. Better late than never, and judging from the reaction of many long-standing Dale fans over the past 3 or 4 months, the time was 10 seconds to midnight on their committment to the club.
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| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 14:14 - Aug 26 with 7084 views | dingdangblue |
Oldham have it , I presume our terms will be similar.
10 MONTH INSTALLMENT PLAN - REPRESENTATIVE EXAMPLE
Amount Of Credit £330.00 Total Amount Repayable £358.30 repayable by 10 monthly payments of £35.83 Interest rate 18.3% pa fixed. Representative 19.9% APR.
Example based upon an adult, Verlin Stand, early bird season ticket costing £330.00
Zebra Finance, Lincoln House, Stephensons Way, Wyvern Business Park, Chaddesden, Derby DE21 6LY. Acceptance subject to credit status. [Post edited 26 Aug 2016 14:14]
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| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 14:14 - Aug 26 with 7080 views | Luke8686 |
The best news to come out of the club since ownership of the ground.
I wonder if the monthly installments will include the 'free' under 11 ST's, charging a £1 per month admin fee! | | | |
| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 14:22 - Aug 26 with 7057 views | KenBoon |
You could always do this, but you just had to go to the insurance company themselves. It'll be interesting to see the rate Dale offer compared to other clubs using the same company or going directly though the insurance company. 19.9% for a small loan probably isn't bad, although Natwest have just lowered my savings interest rate to 0.01%. [Post edited 26 Aug 2016 14:23]
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| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 14:26 - Aug 26 with 7048 views | olympicdale |
Ill hold back until we see the interest rates, hope the club haven't been let down in that regard. Its a great idea, one that should have been done years ago, slowly catching up.
Edit: anything between 12-20% apr is a good result, so if it is 19.9 thats positive news, owning the stadium has made this club starting to act more professional all of a sudden, well done Mr Green, positive steps. [Post edited 26 Aug 2016 14:35]
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| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 14:35 - Aug 26 with 7008 views | moth5368 |
Well done Dale. I've never been a season ticket holder, going to about 10-15 games a season but I'll be taking them up on this. | | | |
| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 14:49 - Aug 26 with 6957 views | olympicdale |
The club should take more action to any dwindling attendances now that they own the stadium, less money from ST sales will now hit them harder, for the fans sake I hope this is just the beginning. | |
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| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 15:05 - Aug 26 with 6911 views | dingdangblue |
The 23 game season ticket (Pearl St) works out £16 per game (just over). Lets hope the club price this 20 game ticket accordingly and its £322 (rounded up) obviously with interest to be added. [Post edited 26 Aug 2016 15:06]
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| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 15:42 - Aug 26 with 6816 views | DomDale |
Interesting. I'd like to see what the club does about purchasing a ST with a credit card. I seem to recall someone saying a credit card could be used to purchase gift vouchers with a credit card and exchange those for a ST but not buy a ST directly on card...I pay 0% and get other perks on my card so would prefer to us that to shell out £300 than get a loan at 19%. |  |
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| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 15:51 - Aug 26 with 6784 views | dingdangblue |
| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 15:42 - Aug 26 by DomDale |
Interesting. I'd like to see what the club does about purchasing a ST with a credit card. I seem to recall someone saying a credit card could be used to purchase gift vouchers with a credit card and exchange those for a ST but not buy a ST directly on card...I pay 0% and get other perks on my card so would prefer to us that to shell out £300 than get a loan at 19%. |
I bought vouchers on my card and exchanged them for Season tickets. I pay my card off every month anyway - but it gave me a months grace at least. | |
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| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 17:28 - Aug 26 with 6614 views | DomDale |
| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 15:51 - Aug 26 by dingdangblue |
I bought vouchers on my card and exchanged them for Season tickets. I pay my card off every month anyway - but it gave me a months grace at least. |
You might have been the poster who mentioned it. Seems a faf to make two transactions with RAFC when one would suffice. They're clearly OK accepting a credit card purchase of c£300 just don't publish that fact...
Anyway. Good announcement today and hope it helps improve crowds. | |
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| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 17:42 - Aug 26 with 6573 views | DaleFan7 |
Interest rate is 27.4% at Crewe so we will have to see what the rate for us is. If it takes it closer to the amount you pay on the gate for a game it falls flat on it's face automatically. Let's hope it's a competitive amount! | | | |
| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 18:26 - Aug 26 with 6502 views | electricblue |
| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 14:14 - Aug 26 by Luke8686 |
The best news to come out of the club since ownership of the ground.
I wonder if the monthly installments will include the 'free' under 11 ST's, charging a £1 per month admin fee! |
Wy dont they add a child season ticket onto the adult price over the duration its only an extra £1 a mth.. |  |
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| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 18:33 - Aug 26 with 6477 views | electricblue |
Just a thought chaps....
Wont people be subject to a credit check.!
Now for some that is a majour issue [Post edited 26 Aug 2016 18:33]
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| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 18:43 - Aug 26 with 6443 views | SuddenLad |
| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 17:42 - Aug 26 by DaleFan7 |
Interest rate is 27.4% at Crewe so we will have to see what the rate for us is. If it takes it closer to the amount you pay on the gate for a game it falls flat on it's face automatically. Let's hope it's a competitive amount! |
Still an improvement on the Wonga and PayDay loans of this world. It will now enable people to buy season tickets who previously were willing but unable to do so.
That's got to be a step forward. |  |
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| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 19:37 - Aug 26 with 6346 views | roccydaleian |
| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 18:43 - Aug 26 by SuddenLad |
Still an improvement on the Wonga and PayDay loans of this world. It will now enable people to buy season tickets who previously were willing but unable to do so.
That's got to be a step forward. |
I agree. |  | | |
| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 20:16 - Aug 26 with 6267 views | onedalefan |
| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 15:42 - Aug 26 by DomDale |
Interesting. I'd like to see what the club does about purchasing a ST with a credit card. I seem to recall someone saying a credit card could be used to purchase gift vouchers with a credit card and exchange those for a ST but not buy a ST directly on card...I pay 0% and get other perks on my card so would prefer to us that to shell out £300 than get a loan at 19%. |
I've bought my season ticket by credit card online for the last 2 years. Bought on a card I use infrequently, transfered to a another card I have on 0% interest balance transfer so only pay transfer fee and then pay off over 12 months. |  | | |
| Pay Monthly Season Tickets on 21:37 - Aug 26 with 6166 views | ChaffRAFC |
A huge step this but one that should have happened a good while ago. Hopefully we'll see more fan-friendly directives from our new Chief Executive to try and get people through the gates after this summers calamity. |  |
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