The season can't end quick enough now and i'm considering getting a 
refund of my seasoncard money, it's an option.
Our three cards cost £1091, money that we parted with at the beginning 
of March.
I'll wait and see who the new manager is and whether he's on board 
before the beginning of July, but if i'm not impressed i might  take the 
ultimate sanction i can against the chairman.
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After serious thinking madMental wrote :
> The season can't end quick enough now and i'm considering getting a refund of 
> my seasoncard money, it's an option.
> Our three cards cost £1091, money that we parted with at the beginning of 
> March.
> I'll wait and see who the new manager is and whether he's on board before the 
> beginning of July, but if i'm not impressed i might  take the ultimate 
> sanction i can against the chairman.

I am awaiting an e-mail back from the ticket office about a refund and 
as it was bought on a credit card I am considering getting them 
involved.

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I might make an enquiry about getting a refund as a shot across their bow.
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"I first diagnosed symptomless coma
  three years ago, and since then the number
  of cases has been steadily increasing."

madMental used his keyboard to write :
> I might make an enquiry about getting a refund as a shot across their bow.

Yep., But It is going to take another 36,998 for them to listen lol.  
Still it is worth the protest and I could put it forward as a deposit 
for a holiday.

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I was thinking to myself  "what would i do with £498, other than put it 
back in the bank"?
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"I first diagnosed symptomless coma
  three years ago, and since then the number
  of cases has been steadily increasing."

"madMental"  wrote in message 
news:fvl5ri$707$1@news.datemas.de...
> The season can't end quick enough now and i'm considering getting a refund 
> of my seasoncard money, it's an option.
> Our three cards cost £1091, money that we parted with at the beginning of 
> March.
> I'll wait and see who the new manager is and whether he's on board before 
> the beginning of July, but if i'm not impressed i might  take the ultimate 
> sanction i can against the chairman.

Can you do that? I had assumed that seasoncard money was non-refundable.

After serious thinking Chas wrote :
> "madMental"  wrote in message 
> news:fvl5ri$707$1@news.datemas.de...
>> The season can't end quick enough now and i'm considering getting a refund 
>> of my seasoncard money, it's an option.
>> Our three cards cost £1091, money that we parted with at the beginning of 
>> March.
>> I'll wait and see who the new manager is and whether he's on board before 
>> the beginning of July, but if i'm not impressed i might  take the ultimate 
>> sanction i can against the chairman.
>
> Can you do that? I had assumed that seasoncard money was non-refundable.
I cannot say for definate but under distance selling rules as I have 
not received my season ticket I should be able to return it.  I am 
going to look into this more deeply as I am really cheesed off with 
what is coming out of the club at the moment.

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On 5 May, 00:27, "Chas"  wrote:
> "madMental"  wrote in message
>
> news:fvl5ri$707$1@news.datemas.de...
>
> > The season can't end quick enough now and i'm considering getting a refund
> > of my seasoncard money, it's an option.
> > Our three cards cost £1091, money that we parted with at the beginning of
> > March.
> > I'll wait and see who the new manager is and whether he's on board before
> > the beginning of July, but if i'm not impressed i might  take the ultimate
> > sanction i can against the chairman.
>
> Can you do that? I had assumed that seasoncard money was non-refundable.

I think you may be covered under the Consumer Credit Act (1974) - non-
delivery of goods. Once the credit card company refunds the monies,
then the fight will be between them and the club.

Not sure it would work in this case as delivery of said goods is still
pending.

Worth a try though.

A few of my City mates have already decided not to renew. Not
necessarily because of the Sven thing, but cost and growing kids is
more of an issue.

Henry Crun pretended :
> On 5 May, 00:27, "Chas"  wrote:
>> "madMental"  wrote in message
>> 
>> news:fvl5ri$707$1@news.datemas.de...
>> 
>>> The season can't end quick enough now and i'm considering getting a refund
>>> of my seasoncard money, it's an option.
>>> Our three cards cost £1091, money that we parted with at the beginning of
>>> March.
>>> I'll wait and see who the new manager is and whether he's on board before
>>> the beginning of July, but if i'm not impressed i might  take the ultimate
>>> sanction i can against the chairman.
>> 
>> Can you do that? I had assumed that seasoncard money was non-refundable.
>
> I think you may be covered under the Consumer Credit Act (1974) - non-
> delivery of goods. Once the credit card company refunds the monies,
> then the fight will be between them and the club.
>
> Not sure it would work in this case as delivery of said goods is still
> pending.
>
> Worth a try though.
>
> A few of my City mates have already decided not to renew. Not
> necessarily because of the Sven thing, but cost and growing kids is
> more of an issue.

I think it is also covered by the cooling off period on 
distance-selling but will have to look up the clause/

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