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PSL Question

bigdog10

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Your PSL is revoked, you lose your thousands of dollars and the PSL. The tickets are then put back on the open market as part of those that are sold to the general public until someone else buys the PSL.

If I had it to do all over again, I would have never purchased PSLs. We have missed but 4 games over 16 seasons and there has never been a game we've attended were there weren't tickets available somewhere around the stadium. Who cares if we don't sit in the same place every week?

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Your PSL is revoked, you lose your thousands of dollars and the PSL. The tickets are then put back on the open market as part of those that are sold to the general public until someone else buys the PSL.

If I had it to do all over again, I would have never purchased PSLs. We have missed but 4 games over 16 seasons and there has never been a game we've attended were there weren't tickets available somewhere around the stadium. Who cares if we don't sit in the same place every week?

In the same boat as you.

With the money we spent on PSL's, we could have easily gone to 10 seasons worth of games

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Although we don't have to worry about it this year, if the team looks as though they will be in a playoff hunt in November the ticket office will mail out vouchers....you must purchase these as well (playoff tickets) or risk losing your seats.

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Your PSL is revoked, you lose your thousands of dollars and the PSL. The tickets are then put back on the open market as part of those that are sold to the general public until someone else buys the PSL.

If I had it to do all over again, I would have never purchased PSLs. We have missed but 4 games over 16 seasons and there has never been a game we've attended were there weren't tickets available somewhere around the stadium. Who cares if we don't sit in the same place every week?

You have to remember that in the beginning ,no PSL = no NFL foodball in Charlotte..if you purchased lewer level PSL's in the beginning you can sell them now and get get back what you invested.

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