Does anybody know whether I would be able to scan the emailed ticket at the turnstile via my phone, instead of printing it?

I'm sure it has been mentioned previously that it is possible to do so, can anyone confirm?

Thanks in advance. UTC

The Dip wrote:Does anybody know whether I would be able to scan the emailed ticket at the turnstile via my phone, instead of printing it?

Yes, you can.

Kairdiff Exile wrote:

The Dip wrote:Does anybody know whether I would be able to scan the emailed ticket at the turnstile via my phone, instead of printing it?

Yes, you can.

Thank you

The Dip wrote:

Kairdiff Exile wrote:

The Dip wrote:Does anybody know whether I would be able to scan the emailed ticket at the turnstile via my phone, instead of printing it?

Yes, you can.

Thank you

Just make sure no-one takes a photo of your scanned ticket and then gets in by scanning the photo of your scanned ticket at the turnstile..............

Just make sure no-one takes a photo of your scanned ticket and then gets in by scanning the photo of your scanned ticket at the turnstile..............[/quote]

Noted, thanks

Or indeed when you actually have a match ticket/print out, don't take a photo of it and upload it and the barcode all over Facebook/Twitter - or if you do make sure you're at the turnstiles when you do it, as once it's out there it's first come, first served.

Just make sure no-one takes a photo of the scanned ticket that no-one scanned and then gets in by scanning the photo of the scanned ticket that no-one scanned

SJG99 wrote:Or indeed when you actually have a match ticket/print out, don't take a photo of it and upload it and the barcode all over Facebook/Twitter - or if you do make sure you're at the turnstiles when you do it, as once it's out there it's first come, first served.

I was going to make a sarcastic comment about whole legions of criminals scouring Facebook on the off chance of finding a bar-code to allow free entry to a County game. But at the age of 61 years, eight months,three weeks and one day I have finally reached a stage in life where nothing surprises me.