I like to think of it as home...
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Utter vermin.canveyboy wrote: Wed 12 Nov 2025, 3:51 pm Volume Ltd Edition already on eBay. Despicable.
https://ebay.us/m/9xF7xu
That was my first thought (having bought the book)... but after my purchase I received no info about the pre-sale. It's only when I used the link earlier in the thread that I got an email stating I'd registered for pre-sale.andmaste wrote: Wed 12 Nov 2025, 3:36 pm I think that who bought/preordered the book will receive an email with an unique code to be used while buying the Obsure tickets.
If you mean my post - not quite. It isn’t for show or to be seen to get around legal technicalities, a ‘no purchase necessary’ request is for real - anyone registering for that must be sent a working link and code , in good faith, just the same as anyone who purchased ‘the thing’. In that sense, it is effectively true that a person didn’t need to purchase Volume to get a pre-sale access.y3potential wrote: Wed 12 Nov 2025, 3:54 pm Some people have commented that it's still the case that only those that have ordered either version of Volume will get priority ticket access and that the general link on the official website is to navigate any tricky legalities.. I'm no expert in these matters..
Totally understand now. Thanks for the clarification.Gareth Pugh wrote: Wed 12 Nov 2025, 4:02 pmIf you mean my post - not quite. It isn’t for show or to be seen to get around legal technicalities, a ‘no purchase necessary’ request is for real - anyone registering for that must be sent a working link and code , in good faith, just the same as anyone who purchased ‘the thing’. In that sense, it is effectively true that a person didn’t need to purchase Volume to get a pre-sale access.y3potential wrote: Wed 12 Nov 2025, 3:54 pm Some people have commented that it's still the case that only those that have ordered either version of Volume will get priority ticket access and that the general link on the official website is to navigate any tricky legalities.. I'm no expert in these matters..
y3potential wrote: Wed 12 Nov 2025, 4:25 pmTotally understand now. Thanks for the clarification. That said, it's a really shabby way to treat fans who have been loyal over many years.. There must be a better way than this..??Gareth Pugh wrote: Wed 12 Nov 2025, 4:02 pmIf you mean my post - not quite. It isn’t for show or to be seen to get around legal technicalities, a ‘no purchase necessary’ request is for real - anyone registering for that must be sent a working link and code , in good faith, just the same as anyone who purchased ‘the thing’. In that sense, it is effectively true that a person didn’t need to purchase Volume to get a pre-sale access.y3potential wrote: Wed 12 Nov 2025, 3:54 pm Some people have commented that it's still the case that only those that have ordered either version of Volume will get priority ticket access and that the general link on the official website is to navigate any tricky legalities.. I'm no expert in these matters..
Volume Squared ... wow! yeah seriously - this was really confusing!TallThinMan wrote: Wed 12 Nov 2025, 2:15 pmI think it's a confusing coincidence that the website selling this new book happened to have the same title as the book! I mean what were the chances? I was confused that there was no check out as a guest option which I always use on the PSB store. Took me a moment to even realise I wasn't on the PSB store.Silver Age wrote: Wed 12 Nov 2025, 2:03 pm I found out about the ltd edition book from an email from the Volume website, as I had previously bought a book in 2023. So I was on their mailing list, thankfully. It was also quicker buying the PSB book as all I had to do was login, and pay.
Yes. What’s the outcome? Will we get an email with the pre-sale link soon / on the Tuesday 18th?raggatwin wrote: Wed 12 Nov 2025, 1:26 pm did anyone buy the book and not get the priority sale acknowledgement? I've emailed Warners as that is what happpened to me...
No, as others have said, the no purchase necessary people and the book people will end up swimming in exactly the same presale pool. It’s a requirement of the 2005 Gambling Act.Pinhead wrote:As others have said, it’s a legal issue and Warner’s are covering themselves. I tried to buy limited book and was redirected to Warners Ireland website, which the official uk shop does automatically. It is poorly stocked at the best of times, hence no book, watched countdown from 700 to 0 copies! Apologies that should read two divided by zero…
When signing up for pre sale that’s why they ask which country….my take on it is the 750 who bought book will get a different code then the no purchase necessary code.
Yes I’m a no purchase necessary fan…. We're the bums you step over... as you leave the Theatre"
This is standard practice. It’s the law. You can’t offer a ticket presale offer for book buying customers without offering a no purchase necessary offer. If you have a problem, it’s with the law, not Pet Shop Boys.y3potential wrote:What was the point of stating that purchasing the book will quality you to the priority ticket access when "no purchase necessary" was hidden away at the bottom of the announcement, other than to mislead...??
The irony being that most of us would have purchased the book regardless..
I understand you. I appreciate that. I suppose what I'm trying to say is there was no need/point of stating anything about "priority access" if purchasing the book, when "no purchase necessary" was always going to be an option.. Unless I'm missing something completely. The book could just be on offer on the site as normal with a separate announcement about applying for "priority access". In essence, there's no "advantage" to purchasing the book, but the announcement didn't give that impression. Well, to me, anyway..Dog wrote: Wed 12 Nov 2025, 7:30 pmThis is standard practice. It’s the law. You can’t offer a ticket presale offer for book buying customers without offering a no purchase necessary offer. If you have a problem, it’s with the law, not Pet Shop Boys.y3potential wrote:What was the point of stating that purchasing the book will quality you to the priority ticket access when "no purchase necessary" was hidden away at the bottom of the announcement, other than to mislead...??
The irony being that most of us would have purchased the book regardless..
I guess the way to think about it is, the “no purchase necessary” option wouldn’t exist without the book offer. But with the book offer, it has to exist. It’s not the main event, it’s a legal byproduct. So it doesn’t get the same attention. The whole thing is of course, when all is said and done, a marketing exercise.y3potential wrote:I understand you. I appreciate that. I suppose what I'm trying to say is there was no need/point of stating anything about "priority access" if purchasing the book, when "no purchase necessary" was always going to be an option.. Unless I'm missing something completely. The book could just be on offer on the site as normal with a separate announcement about applying for "priority access". In essence, there's no "advantage" to purchasing the book, but the announcement didn't give that impression. Well, to me, anyway..Dog wrote: Wed 12 Nov 2025, 7:30 pmThis is standard practice. It’s the law. You can’t offer a ticket presale offer for book buying customers without offering a no purchase necessary offer. If you have a problem, it’s with the law, not Pet Shop Boys.y3potential wrote:What was the point of stating that purchasing the book will quality you to the priority ticket access when "no purchase necessary" was hidden away at the bottom of the announcement, other than to mislead...??
The irony being that most of us would have purchased the book regardless..