Whereas I apparently have five fan numbers linked to my email, and none of them are my season ticket.I`m a lucky man
I have a netwerk of 3 people, each with their own fan number. And all 3 are me!
But Steve says that no one will stay at the hotel!
3 is fun, 5 is an orgy.Whereas I apparently have five fan numbers linked to my email, and none of them are my season ticket.
In our case at 4:01p.m. We even tried as individual tickets and met with the same routine. Update profile, prove you are not a bot and lastly, no tickets meet your criteria. Never saw any options for areas of the stand.We're meeting the ticket manager after the season closes to go through the issues to have confidence they won't happen again.
There were several problems with yellows accounts not having been linked, although that affected the home tie more than the away. We are concerned at some apparent issues around tickets in baskets, timeout of payment etc.
Please email us details to ouspinfo@gmail.com, it will help to have your specific examples.
The sales for the away tie were unprecedented. By 4.05 every available seat was sold/in a basket awaiting payment. The message ‘there no tickets matching the search criteria’ will have appeared when the volume of tickets requested wasn’t available in the area the fan was searching in. This happened very early on due to the rapid sales.
Right, cards on the table, I managed to reserve my home Peterborough tickets with no problem, and also got two away tickets too, so I'm not coming at this from the embittered position of someone who has missed out.We're meeting the ticket manager after the season closes to go through the issues to have confidence they won't happen again.
There were several problems with yellows accounts not having been linked, although that affected the home tie more than the away. We are concerned at some apparent issues around tickets in baskets, timeout of payment etc.
Please email us details to ouspinfo@gmail.com, it will help to have your specific examples.
The sales for the away tie were unprecedented. By 4.05 every available seat was sold/in a basket awaiting payment. The message ‘there no tickets matching the search criteria’ will have appeared when the volume of tickets requested wasn’t available in the area the fan was searching in. This happened very early on due to the rapid sales.
Gemma is a little darling a very helpful young ladyRight, cards on the table, I managed to reserve my home Peterborough tickets with no problem, and also got two away tickets too, so I'm not coming at this from the embittered position of someone who has missed out.
BUT, the ticket system is a mess and is not particularly user friendly, and I can easily understand how people got confused, leading to missing out, in the short space of time before the away tickets sold out. My friend, who sits next to me, is on my network, and I'm on his, but both of us had previously had to phone Gemma at the ticket office to be talked through, step by step, click by click, how to do this, as it's so well hidden. Although we're retired, he was a Financial Director and me a Managing Director, so we're not idiots, but we just could not work out how to do it without Gemma leading us through it.
I had a £50 credit put onto my account at the start of the season, for introducing a new season ticket holder, but spent half of the season being convinced that it was not there, as I couldn't see it on my account. Again, it was only when being led through, click by click, by Gemma that I was able to find it, and it had been there all season! Once again though it was not easily visible, unless you knew where to look.
Lastly, when buying more than one ticket, you have to select the quantity in the left hand window, and then a box is visible in the right hand window, where you select your category of ticket (adult, Over 65, Under 18 etc), but this box only allows you to buy one ticket. There is a totally separate box beneath it, and off screen, which you have to scroll down to, to buy the second ticket. Again, this is really poorly presented, and it nearly caught me out in my haste to get Peterborough away tickets, as I momentarily forgot it was there. This particular issue most definitely needs to be made more obvious, as I suspect quite a few people may have been caught out by it for the Peterborough away game, as it throws up an error message if you don't scroll down and select the second box.
What I would suggest is that the club produce an idiot proof, step by step, guide for all of these things, using screen shots saying things like "click here" "scroll here" etc as it is apparent that many of us find the site to be a million miles away from being user friendly.
Sadly, my experience of the people who are above Gemma in this department of the club, is that they will try to cover their arses and say everything is fine, when the overwhelming evidence is that the system may "work" but it is very very unwieldy and not user friendly. We can't all be wrong.
Part of my job is as a 'Front End' designer, and things like this really annoy me. It shows a failure in the design phase most probably caused by not getting the correct stakeholders involved in the planning stage - and in this case the stakeholder should be a group taken from the fanbase who would be using the system. You don't just design a front end without user input into it. It wouldn't have taken long to reach out to a group such as OUSP and asked for help putting together a test group for the system, watched as they ran through the process, and updated as issues were identified. If you need to provide a step by step guide for a system such as this, you've failed in your primary objective of 'make it frictionless to sell my goods'.Right, cards on the table, I managed to reserve my home Peterborough tickets with no problem, and also got two away tickets too, so I'm not coming at this from the embittered position of someone who has missed out.
BUT, the ticket system is a mess and is not particularly user friendly, and I can easily understand how people got confused, leading to missing out, in the short space of time before the away tickets sold out. My friend, who sits next to me, is on my network, and I'm on his, but both of us had previously had to phone Gemma at the ticket office to be talked through, step by step, click by click, how to do this, as it's so well hidden. Although we're retired, he was a Financial Director and me a Managing Director, so we're not idiots, but we just could not work out how to do it without Gemma leading us through it.
I had a £50 credit put onto my account at the start of the season, for introducing a new season ticket holder, but spent half of the season being convinced that it was not there, as I couldn't see it on my account. Again, it was only when being led through, click by click, by Gemma that I was able to find it, and it had been there all season! Once again though it was not easily visible, unless you knew where to look.
Lastly, when buying more than one ticket, you have to select the quantity in the left hand window, and then a box is visible in the right hand window, where you select your category of ticket (adult, Over 65, Under 18 etc), but this box only allows you to buy one ticket. There is a totally separate box beneath it, and off screen, which you have to scroll down to, to buy the second ticket. Again, this is really poorly presented, and it nearly caught me out in my haste to get Peterborough away tickets, as I momentarily forgot it was there. This particular issue most definitely needs to be made more obvious, as I suspect quite a few people may have been caught out by it for the Peterborough away game, as it throws up an error message if you don't scroll down and select the second box.
What I would suggest is that the club produce an idiot proof, step by step, guide for all of these things, using screen shots saying things like "click here" "scroll here" etc as it is apparent that many of us find the site to be a million miles away from being user friendly.
Sadly, my experience of the people who are above Gemma in this department of the club, is that they will try to cover their arses and say everything is fine, when the overwhelming evidence is that the system may "work" but it is very very unwieldy and not user friendly. We can't all be wrong.
Right, cards on the table, I managed to reserve my home Peterborough tickets with no problem, and also got two away tickets too, so I'm not coming at this from the embittered position of someone who has missed out.
BUT, the ticket system is a mess and is not particularly user friendly, and I can easily understand how people got confused, leading to missing out, in the short space of time before the away tickets sold out. My friend, who sits next to me, is on my network, and I'm on his, but both of us had previously had to phone Gemma at the ticket office to be talked through, step by step, click by click, how to do this, as it's so well hidden. Although we're retired, he was a Financial Director and me a Managing Director, so we're not idiots, but we just could not work out how to do it without Gemma leading us through it.
I had a £50 credit put onto my account at the start of the season, for introducing a new season ticket holder, but spent half of the season being convinced that it was not there, as I couldn't see it on my account. Again, it was only when being led through, click by click, by Gemma that I was able to find it, and it had been there all season! Once again though it was not easily visible, unless you knew where to look.
Lastly, when buying more than one ticket, you have to select the quantity in the left hand window, and then a box is visible in the right hand window, where you select your category of ticket (adult, Over 65, Under 18 etc), but this box only allows you to buy one ticket. There is a totally separate box beneath it, and off screen, which you have to scroll down to, to buy the second ticket. Again, this is really poorly presented, and it nearly caught me out in my haste to get Peterborough away tickets, as I momentarily forgot it was there. This particular issue most definitely needs to be made more obvious, as I suspect quite a few people may have been caught out by it for the Peterborough away game, as it throws up an error message if you don't scroll down and select the second box.
What I would suggest is that the club produce an idiot proof, step by step, guide for all of these things, using screen shots saying things like "click here" "scroll here" etc as it is apparent that many of us find the site to be a million miles away from being user friendly.
Sadly, my experience of the people who are above Gemma in this department of the club, is that they will try to cover their arses and say everything is fine, when the overwhelming evidence is that the system may "work" but it is very very unwieldy and not user friendly. We can't all be wrong.
All of the ticket office staff are superb, never known anything but polite help and friendly attitude - they are fans and supporters too, so that helps.Gemma is a little darling a very helpful young lady
Maybe connected. I was trying to book a hotel the other day using a laptop on a public wifi, and kept getting the "are you a robot" and couldn't make any progress. My antivirus Norton has a default to switching to a VPN for insecure networks, so I think this may have triggered the hotel website into thinking I was a bot scraping for prices or something.When I tried updating my yellows account on my mobile it kept asking me to prove I wasn't a robot, but offered no way of doing it, no picking out the squares with a bicycle in or whatever. Got access to a laptop and managed to do it on there but I did think not everyone has access other than a smartphone, I have had spells of my life when that has been the case.
But last time I tried to get a cup ticket via my phone it didn’t really work and the seat map was far too small to use - not optimised for mobile. Don’t know if that’s changed now.When I tried updating my yellows account on my mobile it kept asking me to prove I wasn't a robot, but offered no way of doing it, no picking out the squares with a bicycle in or whatever. Got access to a laptop and managed to do it on there but I did think not everyone has access other than a smartphone, I have had spells of my life when that has been the case.
I’ve worked out why I didn’t get tickets, it’s simply this: I represented my network of 5 and that was our undoing. With the volume of requests, I simply didn’t get a slot, despite being online for 10 minutes before the 4PM opening. Just too many requests.Right, cards on the table, I managed to reserve my home Peterborough tickets with no problem, and also got two away tickets too, so I'm not coming at this from the embittered position of someone who has missed out.
BUT, the ticket system is a mess and is not particularly user friendly, and I can easily understand how people got confused, leading to missing out, in the short space of time before the away tickets sold out. My friend, who sits next to me, is on my network, and I'm on his, but both of us had previously had to phone Gemma at the ticket office to be talked through, step by step, click by click, how to do this, as it's so well hidden. Although we're retired, he was a Financial Director and me a Managing Director, so we're not idiots, but we just could not work out how to do it without Gemma leading us through it.
I had a £50 credit put onto my account at the start of the season, for introducing a new season ticket holder, but spent half of the season being convinced that it was not there, as I couldn't see it on my account. Again, it was only when being led through, click by click, by Gemma that I was able to find it, and it had been there all season! Once again though it was not easily visible, unless you knew where to look.
Lastly, when buying more than one ticket, you have to select the quantity in the left hand window, and then a box is visible in the right hand window, where you select your category of ticket (adult, Over 65, Under 18 etc), but this box only allows you to buy one ticket. There is a totally separate box beneath it, and off screen, which you have to scroll down to, to buy the second ticket. Again, this is really poorly presented, and it nearly caught me out in my haste to get Peterborough away tickets, as I momentarily forgot it was there. This particular issue most definitely needs to be made more obvious, as I suspect quite a few people may have been caught out by it for the Peterborough away game, as it throws up an error message if you don't scroll down and select the second box.
What I would suggest is that the club produce an idiot proof, step by step, guide for all of these things, using screen shots saying things like "click here" "scroll here" etc as it is apparent that many of us find the site to be a million miles away from being user friendly.
Sadly, my experience of the people who are above Gemma in this department of the club, is that they will try to cover their arses and say everything is fine, when the overwhelming evidence is that the system may "work" but it is very very unwieldy and not user friendly. We can't all be wrong.
i know quite a few people got "caught out" by this partLastly, when buying more than one ticket, you have to select the quantity in the left hand window, and then a box is visible in the right hand window, where you select your category of ticket (adult, Over 65, Under 18 etc), but this box only allows you to buy one ticket. There is a totally separate box beneath it, and off screen, which you have to scroll down to, to buy the second ticket. Again, this is really poorly presented, and it nearly caught me out in my haste to get Peterborough away tickets, as I momentarily forgot it was there. This particular issue most definitely needs to be made more obvious, as I suspect quite a few people may have been caught out by it for the Peterborough away game, as it throws up an error message if you don't scroll down and select the second box.
How do you create a network of fan numbers on your account ? I have friends who are so out of the loop technology wise that they make me look like the secret lovechild of Bill Gates and Steve Jobs and i can't work out how to do it.
Thanks in advance to anyone with an idiotproof guide