Ticket limits

[sward24]

Are the limits 4 per household, or 4 per credit card?

[markeee]

ive got a question too-how far in advance do tickets get sent out?

just wanted to know, is it 2 days, a week or what generally?

thanks

mark

[MoonBuggy]

Limits are per household. Generally they start printing/sending the first of the tickets at the beginning of August (that's when the shops get them for collection) but every year there's a batch or two that go right down to the wire and arrive a couple of days before the festival. About a week or two is normal, in my experience, though.

Edited March 30, 2009 by MoonBuggy

[Dragon_Force]

Normally a week or 2 before the event.

[markeee]

Limits are per household. Generally they start printing/sending the first of the tickets at the beginning of August (that's when the shops get them for collection) but every year there's a batch or two that go right down to the wire and arrive a couple of days before the festival. About a week or two is normal, in my experience, though.

[moshing]

Another quick question related to ticket limits.

Is it OK to get two allocations of tickets from the same wireless network. We have friends coming over tonight to get their tickets using our laptop (Their internet is down) and I will still be getting ours from the main PC. Will this be OK?

[MoonBuggy]

I see no reason why not, although it's not something I've tried. There are plenty of good reasons to use computers on the same network, and it's a very unreliable way for them to tell who's who. If their systems are even set up to notice (which I'd near-guarantee they're not) I can only assume they'll just check the addresses, see that they're different and be done with it.

All that said, I obviously don't work for them, so I can't speak with 100% authority.

[kaosmark2]

It should be fine. I think they track credit cards and addresses, not IPs.