ATM Machines

[Guest jimmyowl77]

Although I never use the atm's that charge £1.50 for using them, maybe the club could look at getting a few installed if the money charged goes straight to the club.

Maybe one in the shop and one in each stand especially if the club are looking to get the fans in early and stopping after the game, spending more money in the ground and getting a profit from the machines in the ground.

I probabley wouldn't be as opposed to using them if SWFC got the cash

Edited April 16, 2009 by jimmyowl77

[eDDie]

Absolutely. Especially since there are only three cash machines within five minutes walk of the ground, and two of them are £1.50 chargers.

[bebby]

The money goes to the company that provides them, not to the establishment they are in.

So unless they purchased their own (very expensive), it's a non starter.

[LaminyPie]

The money goes to the company that provides them, not to the establishment they are in.

So unless they purchased their own (very expensive), it's a non starter.

as bebby says, im pretty sure its the company that provides them.

Would a tiny fee go to the club?

[Guest jimmyowl77]

as bebby says, im pretty sure its the company that provides them.

Would a tiny fee go to the club?

I would have thought the place its been installed in should get some income from this as why would most places have them? apart from encouraging people to spend in said establishment

[DeeeeeJ]

I'd of thought the fact that they're going to be spending the money in the said establishment is enough for the company to have them.

[Guest Mossy]

If they had ass to mouth machines at games i'd go more often

[DeeJayOne]

I know that ATM machines is something that the club have been looking onto for a while and am aware we nearly got one in the club shop (indeed if you walk in and look to the wall on the right, there is a space reserved for one, with a sign saying 'ATM coming soon' or similar).

Unfortunately, the recent banking crisis and economic climate has made ATM's very expensive to run and banks just aren't installing them any more (they are expensive to buy/install, maintain/keep filled and to run - each ATM needs a dedicated phone line, for instance) - indeed the bank who were in talks to install one have pulled out for that reason, I understand. Couple that with the sporadic and irregular footflow in the ground (i.e. it only ever really gets busy enough on matchdays) and it means it's not in the banks' interest at the moment to install one.

I know the club have spoken to a number of providers and banks, by the way, and they have all declined the opportunity at this time. I am sure the club will keep trying to find someone to provide an ATM service.

[Jowl]

Unfortunately, the recent banking crisis and economic climate has made ATM's very expensive to run and banks just aren't installing them any more (they are expensive to buy/install, maintain/keep filled and to run - each ATM needs a dedicated phone line, for instance) - indeed the bank who were in talks to install one have pulled out for that reason, I understand. Couple that with the sporadic and irregular footflow in the ground (i.e. it only ever really gets busy enough on matchdays) and it means it's not in the banks' interest at the moment to install one.

On the other hand, they would only need 'stocking' approx every forthnight.

phone line each. Make them wireless

[jamsandwich]

youre f**kin kidding me arent you

the "joe schmo" on here would go f**kin MENTAL!

"£1.50 to take me own money out o'bank - bloody wednesday" etc etc etc

[Guest Pickle66]

youre f**kin kidding me arent you

the "joe schmo" on here would go f**kin MENTAL!

"£1.50 to take me own money out o'bank - bloody wednesday" etc etc etc

Don't know how it works commercially with the banks, but maybe some kind of deal struck with the Cooperative (think thats their bank isnt it) to install a machine on a trial basis -this would be a link machine and free, see if it gets used and go from there??

[DeeJayOne]

Don't know how it works commercially with the banks, but maybe some kind of deal struck with the Cooperative (think thats their bank isnt it) to install a machine on a trial basis -this would be a link machine and free, see if it gets used and go from there??

I know that ATM machines is something that the club have been looking onto for a while and am aware we nearly got one in the club shop (indeed if you walk in and look to the wall on the right, there is a space reserved for one, with a sign saying 'ATM coming soon' or similar).

Unfortunately, the recent banking crisis and economic climate has made ATM's very expensive to run and banks just aren't installing them any more (they are expensive to buy/install, maintain/keep filled and to run - each ATM needs a dedicated phone line, for instance) - indeed the bank who were in talks to install one have pulled out for that reason, I understand. Couple that with the sporadic and irregular footflow in the ground (i.e. it only ever really gets busy enough on matchdays) and it means it's not in the banks' interest at the moment to install one.

I know the club have spoken to a number of providers and banks, by the way, and they have all declined the opportunity at this time. I am sure the club will keep trying to find someone to provide an ATM service.

[TheGaffer]

Me and my mates always say there should be a couple around Hillsborough. Its a rate hassle getting cash first.

Also we wondered if it's possible to have chip and pin on some turnstiles or just outside? You can just enter your card like an atm, a little receipt is printed off with your row and seat number etc and then use this receipt at the new elctronic turnstiles we are setting up.

What you guys think?

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[ceders123]

We have one in the pub supplied by Hanco. It charges £1.50 per transaction. Hanco get 25p, link get 25p, we get £1. Money for nothing.

http://www.hancoatm.co.uk/

Like has been said though, you need a dedicated phone line for it and also you are responsible for filling it.

Edited May 21, 2009 by ceders123

[Guest ukpetes31]

didn't there use to be a cash machine on the outside of the North Stand where the ticket off is??

mind you I'm going back a few years

[i used to be sc_owl]

Just been thinking about this from another angle... People want an ATM at the ground because they want to spend money in and around the ground. ATM's are expensive to run and maintain. Also, the large amount of cash in an ATM (upwards of £200K per ATM in the bank I used to work in) is a security risk. So... would it not be better all round to just install chip and pin terminals on some/all turnstiles and bars in the ground? And isn't that what they are currently doing?

EDIT - Also, if this is something the club wanted to raise money from, they could just charge a fee for using ones card for transactions under a fiver.

Edited June 5, 2009 by i used to be sc_owl

[crookesowl]

chip and pin is fine in the club shop... What about a pre-rder ticket printing service like at the cinema or at the train station?

Finally, for buying drinks and such in the stands, just use cash. Everyone has a few quid on them. Its not such a big problem is it?

[Jowl]

chip and pin is fine in the club shop... What about a pre-rder ticket printing service like at the cinema or at the train station?

Finally, for buying drinks and such in the stands, just use cash. Everyone has a few quid on them. Its not such a big problem is it?

I hardly ever have cash on me.

If they took cards, chip and pin in other parts of the ground and at food kiosks, it would mean i'd have to get my wallet out. Bad times.