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I recall the opposite. I had tickets in October last time but went back in to get some of my mates tickets, and coach packages were still available quite a while after the resale had started. I think for many people coach packages are a less attractive option.

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Although it remains to be said that the FIRST number you put in will be the address that the tickets are sent to.

Also you can use anyone's debit card, even if it's not one of the named people, and yes even if it's been used on other sales... if you have the cash of course!

Don't ask for credit (cards) as refusal may cause offence ;)

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Although it remains to be said that the FIRST number you put in will be the address that the tickets are sent to.

Also you can use anyone's debit card, even if it's not one of the named people, and yes even if it's been used on other sales... if you have the cash of course!

Don't ask for credit (cards) as refusal may cause offence ;)

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Pretty sure you can enter a different delvery address? Or maybe you can't and I got mine altered afterwards last time, but I got them delivered to work.

For coach tickets, am I right in thinking nothing is delivered anyway? That it's an e-ticket?

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Not sure this is true. I think Wednesday coach tickets sold out in about 15 mins, and Thursday coach tickets sold out in 25 mins. Pretty sure they announced it on twitter/the official site.

Certainly wouldn't expect them to be available for long.

For those trying, I vaguely seem to remember you had to choose the day of travel at the very start of the process - both took you to separate links/pages to refresh? So I you may find it easier to get through for Thursday tickets.

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i will be trying for a friend on Sunday and would be happy to use Thursday to try and get someone else a ticket, so if you want send me reg no. & postcode I will try for you. Also for Sunday if you fail to get a coach ticket.

My thought was if I get though I send you a message (assuming this site is coping) with my mobile number and you call me with payment details, after it goes through I send you a screen print and I assume you also get a confirmation email. If anyone can think of a better way to work this please let me know.

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Well, you can always book one separately. Trying for a friend Thursday who wants to get the coach regardless, but if don't get a package she'll just book an National Express one.

Near impossible to predict. London will be more popular, but equally London will have had more coaches to start with. The only variation would be if certain areas had more cancellations. Perhaps there's a correlation with less affluent areas leading to people less likely to pay off the deposit, and hence more tickets available? But that's really clutching at straws. In reality I'd say it'll be pretty random.

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Not to put the cat amongst the pigeons, but I'd like to raise the question of refresh frequency. My personal methodology was as follows:

  • Attempt to load the payment page on each of my browsers on desktop/laptop/tablet/phone.
  • When the payment page times out, refresh the page.

I didn't hit F5 continuously, only when the page timed out. Because I had a few devices on the go, I was in fact refreshing about once every couple of seconds, but not on the same tab - that would just cancel my current request, when it may in fact be in the process of getting through to the payment page.

Anecdotal, non-representative sample size alert: I was trying for the coach tickets in the original sale and got through to the payment page 3 times. 2 of the times were on other browsers that eventually completed whilst I was entering my details. They did not all get through at once.

Reading some of the references to hammering F5 is making me worry that some of you might be harming your chances by hitting refresh just as you're about to get through. Any thoughts?

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Not to put the cat amongst the pigeons, but I'd like to raise the question of refresh frequency. My personal methodology was as follows:

  • Attempt to load the payment page on each of my browsers on desktop/laptop/tablet/phone.
  • When the payment page times out, refresh the page.

I didn't hit F5 continuously, only when the page timed out. Because I had a few devices on the go, I was in fact refreshing about once every couple of seconds, but not on the same tab - that would just cancel my current request, when it may in fact be in the process of getting through to the payment page.

Anecdotal, non-representative sample size alert: I was trying for the coach tickets in the original sale and got through to the payment page 3 times. 2 of the times were on other browsers that eventually completed whilst I was entering my details. They did not all get through at once.

Reading some of the references to hammering F5 is making me worry that some of you might be harming your chances by hitting refresh just as you're about to get through. Any thoughts?

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I had 8 windows open with one tab per window (8 is our lucky number!!) All of them were refreshed using F5 until I started getting to the auto refresh screen that refreshed in 20 seconds.

I then used 4 on auto refresh and 4 with me pressing f5.

In effect it gave me a new refresh approx every 2.5 seconds.

Impossible to say if I was about to get through when I refreshed but suffice to say that with less than 5 minutes left before sold out tweet I got through on one I pressed f5 on........

As I was filling in details all the others got through!

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