If your the one selling you can't go wrong, it's paying for them that's the issue

Well they are not paper tickets so the fear is not getting them back as I am not based in Manchester so will have to be posted.

A friend of mine who has a season ticket at Arsenal and can hardly go because of work has a thing with a Norwegian Arsenal fan club who all take turns in paying for the ticket for a game.

Might be something to look into?

I think you should be okay, perhaps speak to the person before sending it off

IdRatherWalkAlone

Can I take this opportunity to let you know I'll take the ticket off you if you can't attend the derby or Chelsea game!

It's been done here in Ireland too where people "rent" their season tickets for want of a better word to tour groups when they cant make it over too the game. if I was lucky enough to own a season ticket personally though I don't think I would trust these companies with my ST

Walk alone, ill give you another 5er on top of whatever illicit son offers you

Do you just sell your ticket or do you have a couple?

There's plenty of unofficial ticket exchanges on twitter. Most of the people seem all right. I wouldn't worry too much about not getting your STs back. First of all, you're unlikely to sell it to someone who won't give it back. Secondly, if for some bizarre reason you don't get it back just phone ticket office and report it lost/stolen. New ticket in the post.

If you're on about viagogo, it's a rip off, for the buyer.

But if it's a good enough game, you'll definitely get rid of it. You'll probably sell it at face value for the lower grade games.

I wish viagogo was still running.

Even though, the prices weren't ideal, with VAT and handling fees included, it was still a good and safe way of selling your ticket through an official channel.

When I had my season ticket I think I sold my ticket for about 3 games on there which wasn't bad and I went to about 22-23 games the season I had mine so it didn't go to waste that often.

I'd be worried about posting a season card out tbh although you can replace it if something does go wrong but it's just a hassle.

If you know somebody who lives near and goes to games, it's always better. I get my tickets off a mate whenever him and his dad aren't using their's so they know they're in safe hands.

Where abouts do you live OP if you don't mind me asking?

Hey - I live in London. I have two tickets so will be selling them as a pair.

No I have made sure I am free for Chelsea and City games..

I would be happy with less than face value for some of the games tbh - anything is better than nothing.

I might give the twitter exchanges a try - see if I get anything..

Yes try the various twitter ticket exchanges but always do it face to face. Don't post your season ticket and receive payment by bank transfer or through paypal.

@MUFCexchange
@mufc_tickets
@MUFC_Tickets_
@MUFCTickets2012

I'd say you'd have a decent chance in selling your ticket to someone who lives near you now and again.

IdRatherWalkAlone

Where abouts in London are you?

Myself and a friend might take them off you once in a while.

"I wish viagogo was still running."

I hadn't realised they'd stopped. I thought I saw an advert for it a couple of months ago...