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Have Panthers not sent out season ticket invoices?

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On 3/10/2022 at 3:42 PM, raleigh-panther said:

Used to be had to start paying by march 1 for payments or all by April 1   Hated that as the draft had not occurred 

now payments by April 1 or all by May 1

i renewed mine for 4 more years last year, thinking they’d draft a QB  I woke up to find they had picked up Darnold and wanted to vomit 

I’m going to wait until after the draft and make up my mind to turn in or just re sell

Anyone turning theirs in, what are the terms and conditions to turning in, any dollar penalty or is there a deadline ?   I don’t remember 

 

 

I let mine go back last year.  Tried to turn them in early but they wanted me to list on the market place for resale.  Explained that I tried that last year and no one wanted to buy them.  Basically nothing really happens.  Just they send you a letter when the season begins saying you didn't renew your tickets. 

 

 

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11 hours ago, raleigh-panther said:

I enjoyed my psls. 22 years worth. Great seats. Guaranteed. Playoffs. Lot 1 parking. Same people year after year 

Tepper. Covid. Rhule. Changed a lot of that 

the atmosphere at the stadium has sucked under Tepper 

only good thing for me this year was Cams return 

nothing lasts forever 

Come on. Hang in there a little longer and you’ll get deshaun Watson with one 5th round pick in the next three drafts to help find him a weapon. 

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