Free Cinema Tickets - Discussion thread

Poochface

I'm out for rest of the day now so can't do a lot but it sounds like there's a cookie been left on your 'puter from first time you tried. Try rebooting then follow my instructions or try using another browser - for instance FireFox if you normally use Explorer or if you know how to, you could look for and delete the cookie.
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Pooch

Audrey_286 wrote: »

unfortunately, once I sign in, it takes me to a page when I'm asked for my address and customer number - which I'm not. If I ignore and I click on rewards, it still takes me to the same page managing my profile. Can anyone help? Thanks,A

UKHCGirl

no1monkey wrote: »

its against the rules to ask for tickets... pleaasseee stop it!!

against the rules or "unadvisable" as the people that have been saying this only quote the "unadvisable" quote from the rules.

I dont see why it bothers people so much. I would rather give away the tickets tbh.

no1monkey

UKHCGirl wrote: »

against the rules or "unadvisable" as the people that have been saying this only quote the "unadvisable" quote from the rules.

I dont see why it bothers people so much. I would rather give away the tickets tbh.

Originally Posted by lorweld
Hi guys can I remind all posters, again, that requesting tickets is against the rules of MSE

no matter how you decide to interpret the phrase... its still against the rules so pleeeeeze stop it...:)

no1monkey

TheMolesHole wrote: »

Oh !!!!!! give it a rest will you. If people choose to help each other then let them do so. It's no reason for you to get your knickers in a twist. Go grow yourself a life will you!!

well... wel see what the official decision is.....

Ilovesnorkelling

Looks like Sky have changed the format for claiming Sky Rewards, which are intended for Sky customers only. As a Sky Movies subscriber, it has been pretty frustrating not being able to claim free preview tickets because non-subscribers have got there first. However, yesterday I got tickets for Tinkerbell hours after the code had been released.

Not wishing to sound antagonistic, non-subcribers should be grateful for the freebies they've had at the expense of Sky Movies subscribers.

However, in all honesty, I would have claimed these tickets if I could, if I wasn't a Sky Movies subscriber. The fault lies with Sky, but now appears to be rectified.

Audrey_286

Ilovesnorkelling wrote: »

Looks like Sky have changed the format for claiming Sky Rewards, which are intended for Sky customers only. As a Sky Movies subscriber, it has been pretty frustrating not being able to claim free preview tickets because non-subscribers have got there first. However, yesterday I got tickets for Tinkerbell hours after the code had been released.

Not wishing to sound antagonistic, non-subcribers should be grateful for the freebies they've had at the expense of Sky Movies subscribers.

However, in all honesty, I would have claimed these tickets if I could, if I wasn't a Sky Movies subscriber. The fault lies with Sky, but now appears to be rectified.

I appreciate that fully and I would understand if the offer for non-sky customers was withdrawn. Good luck to all subscribers.

lorweld

UKHCGirl wrote: »

against the rules or "unadvisable" as the people that have been saying this only quote the "unadvisable" quote from the rules.

I dont see why it bothers people so much. I would rather give away the tickets tbh.

It is against the rules of Mse to offer, swap, gift or sell tickets. Please read the first post of this thread.

I've just spent the last few minutes deleting request & offering of tickets despite me pointing out twice in the last week that it is not allowed.

If anyone has a problem with this rule please email [Removed by Forum Team]

Thanks

/sigh

/sigh

no1monkey

thank the lord !!!! well themoleshole, ukhcgirl and for some others who for whatever reason cant grasp the meaning of the rules on ASKING or OFFERING tickets ...and decided to have a rant to me about it, please accept the previous post by lorweld as official....

debz-d

Hi all, I have 4 tickets for cats and dogs his weekend in edinburgh but i only need 2 now. Is there anyway that i can return the 2 i no longer need??

razam

debz-d wrote: »

Hi all, I have 4 tickets for cats and dogs his weekend in edinburgh but i only need 2 now. Is there anyway that i can return the 2 i no longer need??

Assuming you booked through Sky; If you have 1 ticket for 4 people, I'm not sure you can cancel/change it to 1 ticket for 2 people, FAQ's don't give much info for this:

http://www.media-promotions.com/skytv_ticket_booking/faqs.html

How do I cancel my tickets?
If you make a mistake on your booking or you can no longer make the screening, please cancel your tickets. The easiest way is to follow the link in your email as this contains all of the required information. Otherwise you can cancel tickets by Clicking Here. You will need your Booking ID number which is an 8 digit number found on your ticket and in your confirmation email. If you lose this number you can retrieve it in the booking page by clicking Retrieve.

but you could ask at [EMAIL="extras@bskyb.com"]extras@bskyb.com[/EMAIL].