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Crazyfool01

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Only two of us trying for our tickets so will have 2/3 laptops on different browers, a tablet and 2 mobiles trying one of which on 4G/5G. 

 

Will leave a couple of these in the queue and probably bash refresh on everything else.

 

 

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47 minutes ago, 4AssedMonkey said:

If the queue system comes to pass, are we better having multiple browsers/windows going to try and get as many places in the queue as possible and then just sitting and waiting it out?  If the devices are on the same IP connection, will that matter?

We won’t know for sure until at least the coach sale.

 

The only thing to go on now is the Sam Fender sale when I successfully joined the queue, with different queue IDs, in each browser on my laptop. And one of the latter ones to join was the one to get through.

 

When Ticketmaster uses a queue you need to login, which stops this. Surely it’s too late for See to say everyone now needs to login?

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2 minutes ago, t0paz said:

We won’t know for sure until at least the coach sale.

 

The only thing to go on now is the Sam Fender sale when I successfully joined the queue, with different queue IDs, in each browser on my laptop. And one of the latter ones to join was the one to get through.

 

When Ticketmaster uses a queue you need to login, which stops this. Surely it’s too late for See to say everyone now needs to login?

 

Unless you need your Glasto registration to even join the queue?

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17 minutes ago, t0paz said:

We won’t know for sure until at least the coach sale.

 

The only thing to go on now is the Sam Fender sale when I successfully joined the queue, with different queue IDs, in each browser on my laptop. And one of the latter ones to join was the one to get through.

 

When Ticketmaster uses a queue you need to login, which stops this. Surely it’s too late for See to say everyone now needs to login?

given the balls up with registrations last year id have hoped they learnt some lessons and did it well in advance ..... im thinking now is too late so wont be a login sale . 

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18 minutes ago, t0paz said:

We won’t know for sure until at least the coach sale.

 

The only thing to go on now is the Sam Fender sale when I successfully joined the queue, with different queue IDs, in each browser on my laptop. And one of the latter ones to join was the one to get through.

 

When Ticketmaster uses a queue you need to login, which stops this. Surely it’s too late for See to say everyone now needs to login?

 

By different browsers do you mean Edge, Chrome, Firefox etc - that you get a different queue ID for each one, but not for multiple tabs in the same browser?

 

Really seems like a dumb move to change the process, sells out quickly every year and those who make more effort get more chance. Add in the Oasis shambles and moving to a queue is just bizarre.

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2 minutes ago, agwah said:

Add in the Oasis shambles and moving to a queue is just bizarre.

Is it not possible that any change is a direct result of looking at what happened with the Oasis sale, and identifying ways that they (feel that) they need to change?

 

Remember that this technology is being made available across currently most (and probably ultimately all) See tickets sites, not just the Glastonbury one.

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3 minutes ago, incident said:

Is it not possible that any change is a direct result of looking at what happened with the Oasis sale, and identifying ways that they (feel that) they need to change?

 

Remember that this technology is being made available across currently most (and probably ultimately all) See tickets sites, not just the Glastonbury one.

 

No idea on that, I'm just baffled that they would change the process, I don't see any pros to it (the same amount of people will be moaning about not getting tickets, and the Oasis sale showed a queue gets just as much criticism) but there's the potential of the crowd changing for the worse, which Emily even commented on. 

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1 minute ago, agwah said:

 

No idea on that, I'm just baffled that they would change the process, I don't see any pros to it (the same amount of people will be moaning about not getting tickets, and the Oasis sale showed a queue gets just as much criticism) but there's the potential of the crowd changing for the worse, which Emily even commented on. 

yeah I kind of agree , although now I think its more likely to happen than not .... the complaints will be there but will differ in subject matter ... id imagine the be lots complaining they'd been identified as bots for example , others not complaining that they couldn't get in the queue as the servers creak ... 

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4 minutes ago, agwah said:

 

No idea on that, I'm just baffled that they would change the process, I don't see any pros to it (the same amount of people will be moaning about not getting tickets, and the Oasis sale showed a queue gets just as much criticism) but there's the potential of the crowd changing for the worse, which Emily even commented on. 

 

Thats just it. As another poster replied if theres a different system and it works for some it'll have been a great idea and whoever doesnt get tickets it'll have been a disaster of an idea to change.

 

There's no real way they win this however it's approached.

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Just now, Fred Zepplin said:

Anyone else considering getting another 1 or 2 registrations just in case this is the situation

 

I guess that would work if you had a separate email account?

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4 hours ago, jjgnorkett said:

This would be my understanding based on what I have read in this forum but don't take it as gospel. I'm definitely not the most savvy person when it comes to this and I'm under the impression its educated guessing more than anything else at this stage


does anyone have a guess why it’s best to limit to one session per browser?

 

as in, is there a reason to not have 15 or even 45 chrome incognito windows open (as many as I have the screen size to monitor)? If an incognito window gives a unique session ID?

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