I'm just back from my holidays and spent part of this evening sorting through a huge pile of mail. I'm so glad I was sitting down when I opened my phone bill! 

 

After trying continually from 0900 I eventually got through to the AFC ticketline for a Madrid ticket at 1139. Cost for the calls: £53.23 inc VAT 

 

To get the total cost from my itemised bill it was easier for me to deduct all my other calls!. The call to process the ticket cost 40p.

 

I will be emailing Aberdeen FC as I think it is a disgrace that fans are being ripped off like this 

 

I won't hold my breath for a reply nor even an acknowledgement of my correspondence though.

 

 

Go get em quine!!  Be interesting how u get on!!! Good luck!

Cheers,

 

however ... I just went into off topic section and see there is a topic about this! Oops!

 

Away to read it to see how others got on!.

 

(Thank you mods in advance for adding this to abovementioned topic  )

 

 

My bill: 189.00

 

No ticket.

 

My bill: 189.00

 

No ticket.

 

 

Jesus H Christ!!

 

Robbing fucking bastards!

Are people really surprised that phone calls cost money?

 

 

Are people really surprised that phone calls cost money?

 

 

 

No, but the idea that not getting thru, never mind getting a ticket, has a premium rate to it is a bit much.

That is feckin ridiculous, you shouldn't be charged for waiting in a queue or for being told "all our operators are busy, try again later".  Scandal.

 

I'm dreading our phone bill now. 

No, but the idea that not getting thru, never mind getting a ticket, has a premium rate to it is a bit much.

 

I know, I'm just being nippy cause I wont be at the game tonight.

 

 

Are people really surprised that phone calls cost money?

 

 

 

I think the objection is that each time you phoned up you had that annoying fucking 30 second message which made you press '2' twice or whatever, then you got transferred to a message telling you to fuck off.  Thus you get charged a bunce each time.

 

This happens time and again - they should have a dedicated ticket line which queues x number of people at a time and if you're in the queue you know you're going to get served.

 

Then you'd get charged for the time in the queue and getting served - if you cant get through, theres no cost.

 

I know it's rocket science . . . . . . .

 

 

I suspect a large proportion of my £100 is from trying for tickets although I only tried for about an hour. Still not been able to see my itemised bill though.