Ticket Dispatch Information

[al_coholic]

There website is a mess

will anyone point me to a link where i can find my local collection office

[icedgems]

Just checked where my "local" collection centre is. f**king Tipton 28 miles away, therefore when they eventually try and fail to deliver to my house, undoubtedly I am going to have to take time off work to drive and collect my tickets. You can only collect on a Monday to Friday from 9-4

[robalotalob]

Go here and scroll down

Link

If you live in Cornwall, good luck

[ampersand]

No chance you could get it re-delivered to your work address? Or your partners/parents/friends work address? Seems from the FAQs on their site that you'd be able to do that if providing them with some ID of yours.

[fowls]

To address that point are you seriously telling me there would not be mass panic if that happened??? Please!!!

Edited May 19, 2010 by fowls

[halfpint]

A few years ago when i was getting tickets all the time I lived in a shared house - people coming and going all the time. The SMS man left my tickets with a radom person in the house as he knew that if i had them redelivered it would be to my work address and he "couldn't be arsed to drive that far again".

[Alf Tupper]

For anyone needing to change address do it today, like now.

I got e-mail confirmation from See this morning to say my ticket is being despatched today.

Good luck to those needing to change address and hope it isnt to late.

[r0cky]

No, but there's always going to be some complaints. It's like the reviews on Amazon, if you paid attention to only the negative reviews then nothing is any good.

[ampersand]

For anyone needing to change address do it today, like now.

I got e-mail confirmation from See this morning to say my ticket is being despatched today.

Good luck to those needing to change address and hope it isnt to late.

[Sam Crawley]

I've just rung See and changed the address of our tickets today to be work rather than home to avoid the annoyance. If they haven't sent them out then it's easy to do. The girl I spoke to said that depending on the area of delivery (i.e. how dodgy) they may need proof of ID for the addresse, which could be annoying if like me you're receiving tickets for a number of people. Do I look like a Lisa?! (Cough, except on Tuesday evenings down at Madam JoJos )

[geztival_09]

I've just rung See and changed the address of our tickets today to be work rather than home to avoid the annoyance. If they haven't sent them out then it's easy to do. The girl I spoke to said that depending on the area of delivery (i.e. how dodgy) they may need proof of ID for the addresse, which could be annoying if like me you're receiving tickets for a number of people. Do I look like a Lisa?! (Cough, except on Tuesday evenings down at Madam JoJos )

[M!!!]

I've just rung See to change the address for 2 of our party then have gone on to the order checker (not that I have any doubt in See's ability what so ever you understand ) and these orders are now showing as 'customer services will call you regarding this order' in the order status line... Hmmmmm...

[Sunny_State]

Has anyone from OS had this e-mail confirmation or is it only those of you in the UK?

[Mini_web]

I don't understand the problem.... If people are going to be at work during week days why didn't they request for the tickets to be sent to their work address.... we have always had our tickets delivered to my Hubby's work address, three years of glastonbury, two years at Reading and all the many many gigs we have attended....

[Not19Forever]

I don't understand the problem.... If people are going to be at work during week days why didn't they request for the tickets to be sent to their work address.... we have always had our tickets delivered to my Hubby's work address, three years of glastonbury, two years at Reading and all the many many gigs we have attended....

[al_coholic]

I don't understand the problem.... If people are going to be at work during week days why didn't they request for the tickets to be sent to their work address.... we have always had our tickets delivered to my Hubby's work address, three years of glastonbury, two years at Reading and all the many many gigs we have attended....

[Mini_web]

I work for a government dept and we are not allowed to have personal mail delivered to site.

[Scotrsman]

I can't figure what to put in the DX tracker, anyone got this to work?

[meesh]

I can see me having problems! I live on a private gated estate and the intercom doesn't work, nee chance of them getting in lol

[featherboa]

I can't have them delivered to work either, I work on a University in a building that is quarter of a mile long so I don't think they would find me (or be bothered to!)

Luckily my boyfriends parents are retired so we have them delivered there!

[bob parkhurst]

If I get them delivered at work theres a good chance they will go missing as I work in a Town Hall with about 500 other people but I'm out of the house for most of the day :s

[IamChappu]

Can't believe they are using DX to deliver the tickets not the Royal Mail! Damn stupid idea indeed.

[vinylvictim]

I can't figure what to put in the DX tracker, anyone got this to work?

[Not19Forever]

I can't figure what to put in the DX tracker, anyone got this to work?

[Landlord666]

Don't worry - DX is a much better organisation than SMS. It was set up about 20 years ago (during a Royal Mail strike) as a means of lawyers etc being able to send post to each other.

They are very experienced at handling post. In the law firm that I work at (and pretty much the same story at all law firms) 95% of post is sent via the DX (stands for Document exchange). If I have to send a physical document to another firm of lawyers it goes by DX rather than post...that doesn't guarantee they don't lose things or make mistakes but I think they are a real credible alternative to RM....

Good luck everyone...!