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[Nobody's Rep]

I think the Trust should be advocating interest-free payment plans tbh.

Agree with the interest free point as though the amount doesn't have to found in one go it is an added burden to an already increasing bill of life

I am still a fan of giving away tickets to schools in the week leading up to games to try and build the next generation of fans as well any "merch" they may buy

[Taunton Blue Genie]

Agree with the interest free point as though the amount doesn't have to found in one go it is an added burden to an already increasing bill of life

I am still a fan of giving away tickets to schools in the week leading up to games to try and build the next generation of fans as well any "merch" they may buy

The cane wouldbe less cruel.

[Citizen's Nephew]

The cane wouldbe less cruel.

[Citizen's Nephew]

Agree with the interest free point as though the amount doesn't have to found in one go it is an added burden to an already increasing bill of life

I am still a fan of giving away tickets to schools in the week leading up to games to try and build the next generation of fans as well any "merch" they may buy

The payment systems are important. PayPal already offers interest-free pay in three installment plans. Our club charges fees for transactions (something I hate) and doesn't, as far as I know, offer PayPal as an option (I haven't checked).

Amazon offers interest-free pay in 5 installments on many expensive items. It would be dead easy for the club to offer PayPal as a payment option instead of getting into bed with a 'financial services' company making more money out of the fans. Especially as there's already a 10% increase.

As you say, this isn't about value for money.

[Citizen's Nephew]

...and no...this isn't club bashing (!)...it's just a discussion about options and choices and trying to save loyal fans money. That's why I think The Trust should be opposing financial plans that increase cost (and debt).