CPISA will be meeting someone from the Football Supporters Association next week to discuss the problems of digital tickets. The FSA have already had a number of Palace fans contact them with their issues.

Sorry to hear that. I left my name, number and detailed the issue on a club number that was meant to help supporters and it's nearly a week and I still haven't heard back!!

I think we've just got to accept that we care about the club more than they care about us!!

Brilliantly put, EE. As the 18th century poet, Alexander Pope, would have said about your post, "What oft was thought but ne'er so well expressed".

Ive been in correspondence with CPFC customer service asking why they cant issue print-at-home tickets as an alternative to downloads onto smart phones. Other businesses (cinemas, rail operators, etc) offer the choice - why can't Palace?
Here's the reply I received:
As we move towards a fully digital ticketing system, we will no longer be offering print-at-home tickets. This decision is part of our commitment to going paperless, which aligns with our sustainability goals and enhances the overall efficiency and security of our ticketing process.

It's BS of course. Nothing to do with "sustainability," it's all about what is most convenient for them. CPFC likes to trumpet its commitment to "inclusivity" - except when it comes to older people who have been supporting the club for 50 or 60 years. They can get with the programme or just suck it up.

Not applicable to everyone obviously, but probably the most direct option is to go old skool and go down to the box office and refuse to leave until it's sorted to your satisfaction.

The box office use to hide behind the phones back in the day and now it's email, website and social media. However you could try using it against then and use Facebook or the media site formely known as twitter, to drop a few messages about how they are ignoring disabled supporters. Might get their attention as they don't want messages like that for all to see.

Pity though that they can't just talk to people and get it sorted out. Feels like the people on the front line don't have the authority and the people that do think it's beneath them to get involved in such matters. Always been like that in the box office (unless you could have got hold of Beryl to sort it out).

The trouble with computers, of course, is that they're very sophisticated idiots

I rang the person who's number was given out in an earlier post and it was always engaged with no way to leave a message.
My fiance gave me a number for a similar dept and I left a message last saturday but never got a call back.

My fiance then sent an email on my behalf last tuesday to someone in the club who helps disabled fans and had helped me a lot in the past but I haven't had a reply at all!!

I've got to go in Box office to collect my ticket before game today.

I wonder if they'll be people there ,who don't go online forums, that will be asking and or complaining about the card situation.

That's helpful, thank you.
We will look that up when I get home from the game.

Thanks again.

Went in BO yesterday to have my Nantes ticket printed.

Fortunately it was empty so I politely asked if i could have my West Ham ticket printed off (to save me the stress of queueing on the day).

Apparently they can only print tickets off on the day of the relevent game.

Funny, as they had no poblem printing them in advance 3 seasons ago when they lied that my card was in the post (all 2 or 3 of them that they sent).

Yesterday i went to London Bridge and then to Selhurst (as N Junction was closed) and on way home went to Blackfriars from Selhurst and got Thameslink to Abbey Wood.

I live close to Abbey Wood so usually walk there and get train to Lon B and then fast train to Norwood J or sometimes i get overground to Whitechapel and then Elizabeth Line back to Abbey Wood (and in reverse going).