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Hi All,

Im an ex Victorian who lives in Perth. I’ve never been to a grand final and would dearly love to go. Melbourne are playing wonderful football and I reckon they will beat Geelong next week. Would anybody be able to let me use at least 2 barcodes when the tickets become available? Thanks all. Go the demons

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6 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

What law is it breaking? Serious question. 

Pretty sure the membership says “non-transferable”

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3 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Sounds like he’s willing to pay for the tickets and just needs a barcode number. 

As mentioned above he can purchase a special membership which gives him access to the grand final, and hence no need to put somebody’s membership in jeopardy.

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I'm also a Perth member, but I've forked out my support for the club for decades and last week purchasing 1 priority 1  GF guarantee membership so I will definitely be present when we make it, as they extended the option.  Hopefully the other 5 memberships we have in our house will get places in the  ballot too, being priority 2.  

Given the year and the announcement that of the GF in Perth weeks a ago there was ample opportunity to grab a membership. It was on the news this week in Perth that at least 300 west Aussies have purchased a MFC membership to get access to a seat.  

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11 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Yes. Don’t share Barcodes 

It is not allowed. People can lose Membership rights

I've been a member for a very long time and would share my barcode or do whatever it takes to get a legitimate Melbourne supporter at the GF if we get there.

This poster isn't legitimate.

 

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7 minutes ago, Wrecker46 said:

I've been a member for a very long time and would share my barcode or do whatever it takes to get a legitimate Melbourne supporter at the GF if we get there.

This poster isn't legitimate.

 

Fair enough, i have seen MCC Memberships terminated because barcodes were shared. (Much harder to do now with photos) so I wouldn’t. 
I would help them buy a Membership 

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7 minutes ago, rpfc said:

Never mentioned he’s a Dees fan…

Dont need to be Sherlock.

Good call.
Neutral observer who can buy a membership.

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Going to give the OP the benefit of the doubt and assume he’s an honest MFC fan, nevertheless the club doesn’t allow ticket allocation to be transferred and Demonland doesn’t endorse or facilitate bypassing the club’s rules. Closed.

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