Merch?

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  • SHZA
    SHZA St. Louis, MO USA Posts: 4,314
    How does Apple Pay work for merch - hold your phone over the square pay thing? 
  • JeBurkhardt
    JeBurkhardt Posts: 5,323
    edited April 2022
    SHZA said:
    How does Apple Pay work for merch - hold your phone over the square pay thing? 
    Exactly, it is really simple and easy. You get an email or text receipt right away. 
    Post edited by JeBurkhardt on
  • Red Mosqito
    Red Mosqito Posts: 1,239
    D-Rod said:
    CopperTom said:
    thumbs down to cashless
    Slows things down for sure.
    Yea maybe if it was 1980 and we were still capturing cc imprints on carbon copy receipts. 😂

    With tap to pay & 5G networks, it’ll be a breeaze. Worked well for me at Ohana & EV solo show in LA. 
    Cashless will speed things up.  People trying on 5 different shirts because they don’t know their size will slow things down. 
    LOL, so true! When did this start becoming a thing?? I can’t believe how many people were trying things on at the Ohana & EV merch counters. 
  • GlowGirl
    GlowGirl New York, NY Posts: 12,086
    D-Rod said:
    CopperTom said:
    thumbs down to cashless
    Slows things down for sure.
    Yea maybe if it was 1980 and we were still capturing cc imprints on carbon copy receipts. 😂

    With tap to pay & 5G networks, it’ll be a breeaze. Worked well for me at Ohana & EV solo show in LA. 
    Cashless will speed things up.  People trying on 5 different shirts because they don’t know their size will slow things down. 
    LOL, so true! When did this start becoming a thing?? I can’t believe how many people were trying things on at the Ohana & EV merch counters. 
    Unfortunately, you can't rely on the sizing - especially if you are woman. If I went by my size I would just ask for a medium. However, too many times a medium ends up being way too small. At the SHN show an extra-large women's did not even fit right. I ended up getting a men's small. If the t-shirts were actually sized correctly we wouldn't have to try them on.

  • mattcoz
    mattcoz Chicago Posts: 2,243
    JojoRice said:
    I'll take 2 pairs of oven mitts, 3 Boom Pez dispensers, and 1 stickman spatula. 
    I would actually go for a stickman spatula!   Would totally be something my kids would get me as a Father's Day gift, LOL....
    If it's actually shaped like a stickman and doesn't just have a picture on it, I'd definitely get one.
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  • ComeToTX
    ComeToTX Austin Posts: 8,063
    have a wearables line and a non-wearables line.  people trying shit on and deciding on size takes fooooorrrrrrrrever.
    This show, another show, a show here and a show there.
  • DissidentRival74
    DissidentRival74 Six One Five Posts: 151
    mattcoz said:
    JojoRice said:
    I'll take 2 pairs of oven mitts, 3 Boom Pez dispensers, and 1 stickman spatula. 
    I would actually go for a stickman spatula!   Would totally be something my kids would get me as a Father's Day gift, LOL....
    If it's actually shaped like a stickman and doesn't just have a picture on it, I'd definitely get one.
    Yeah, that's the way i visualized it in my head,  :D, with Yield sign tongs!
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  • drakeheuer14
    drakeheuer14 Posts: 4,619
    ComeToTX said:
    have a wearables line and a non-wearables line.  people trying shit on and deciding on size takes fooooorrrrrrrrever.
    I like this idea.
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  • demetrios
    demetrios Posts: 97,350
    edited April 2022
    thumbs down to cashless

    Big time! 
    Post edited by demetrios on
  • 100 Pacer
    100 Pacer Toronto, ON Posts: 9,322
    It’s 2022…what is the issue with using a credit card?
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  • Loujoe
    Loujoe Posts: 11,723
    Paper trail?
  • Red Mosqito
    Red Mosqito Posts: 1,239
    ComeToTX said:
    have a wearables line and a non-wearables line.  people trying shit on and deciding on size takes fooooorrrrrrrrever.
    I like this idea.
    Make it even simpler by having a poster only line. Or better yet, save the club members the hassle by allowing us to purchase a poster for the shows we’ve secured 10c tickets for. They did this 2009 and not sure why they stopped doing it. 
  • mattcoz
    mattcoz Chicago Posts: 2,243
    ComeToTX said:
    have a wearables line and a non-wearables line.  people trying shit on and deciding on size takes fooooorrrrrrrrever.
    I like this idea.
    Make it even simpler by having a poster only line. Or better yet, save the club members the hassle by allowing us to purchase a poster for the shows we’ve secured 10c tickets for. They did this 2009 and not sure why they stopped doing it. 
    It's pretty clear why, because if you wait hours in line for a poster you're much more likely to buy a shirt and some stickers to make it feel worth it.

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  • rustneversleeps
    rustneversleeps The Motel of Lost Companions Posts: 2,209
    100 Pacer said:
    It’s 2022…what is the issue with using a credit card?
    Cash is King Pace
  • jenjen5769
    jenjen5769 Posts: 108
    ComeToTX said:
    have a wearables line and a non-wearables line.  people trying shit on and deciding on size takes fooooorrrrrrrrever.
    I like this idea.
    Make it even simpler by having a poster only line. Or better yet, save the club members the hassle by allowing us to purchase a poster for the shows we’ve secured 10c tickets for. They did this 2009 and not sure why they stopped doing it. 
    This is a brilliant idea

    I also think merch should only be available inside the venue for ticketholders only
  • Cropduster-80
    Cropduster-80 Posts: 2,034
    edited April 2022
    Loujoe said:
    Paper trail?
    The amount of merch people buy for an entire tour, a cash withdrawal from a bank absolutely leaves a paper trail.  Unless you do it multiple times in small increments 

    plus people dealing in cash at a concert are also probably dealing in cash for most other things too so it’s leaving a trail   

    Post edited by Cropduster-80 on
  • mpedone
    mpedone 540xxx - Manchester, NH Posts: 1,961
    Loujoe said:
    Paper trail?
    The amount of merch people buy for an entire tour, a cash withdrawal from a bank absolutely leaves a paper trail.  Unless you do it multiple times in small increments 

    At our weekly grocery shop, we take out a bit of cash and stash it away. Easy way to have plenty of cash for merch without withdrawing a large lump sum.
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  • apkirkland
    apkirkland Big Sky Country Posts: 365
    GlowGirl said:
    D-Rod said:
    CopperTom said:
    thumbs down to cashless
    Slows things down for sure.
    Yea maybe if it was 1980 and we were still capturing cc imprints on carbon copy receipts. 😂

    With tap to pay & 5G networks, it’ll be a breeaze. Worked well for me at Ohana & EV solo show in LA. 
    Cashless will speed things up.  People trying on 5 different shirts because they don’t know their size will slow things down. 
    LOL, so true! When did this start becoming a thing?? I can’t believe how many people were trying things on at the Ohana & EV merch counters. 
    Unfortunately, you can't rely on the sizing - especially if you are woman. If I went by my size I would just ask for a medium. However, too many times a medium ends up being way too small. At the SHN show an extra-large women's did not even fit right. I ended up getting a men's small. If the t-shirts were actually sized correctly we wouldn't have to try them on.

    This is exactly true. I'm also normally a women's medium in all clothing but in Pearl Jam t-shirts, I'm anything from a kid's xl to a women's xl to a men's s. They're sizing is unpredictable AF.
  • GlowGirl
    GlowGirl New York, NY Posts: 12,086
    GlowGirl said:
    D-Rod said:
    CopperTom said:
    thumbs down to cashless
    Slows things down for sure.
    Yea maybe if it was 1980 and we were still capturing cc imprints on carbon copy receipts. 😂

    With tap to pay & 5G networks, it’ll be a breeaze. Worked well for me at Ohana & EV solo show in LA. 
    Cashless will speed things up.  People trying on 5 different shirts because they don’t know their size will slow things down. 
    LOL, so true! When did this start becoming a thing?? I can’t believe how many people were trying things on at the Ohana & EV merch counters. 
    Unfortunately, you can't rely on the sizing - especially if you are woman. If I went by my size I would just ask for a medium. However, too many times a medium ends up being way too small. At the SHN show an extra-large women's did not even fit right. I ended up getting a men's small. If the t-shirts were actually sized correctly we wouldn't have to try them on.

    This is exactly true. I'm also normally a women's medium in all clothing but in Pearl Jam t-shirts, I'm anything from a kid's xl to a women's xl to a men's s. They're sizing is unpredictable AF.
    Yup. And while the men’s small fits they are never really flattering. I just had this issue at the Jack White show. They only had “unisex” which really means men’s. They didn’t even offer a woman’s style. The “unisex” small looked like it would fit me like a sack. So I ended up passing. 

    I do have to say that the women’s shirt I bought at Fenway in 2018 fits great and looks great. I wish they would always use that company. It was Tultex if any merch decision makers are reading this. 
  • apirk72
    apirk72 Posts: 506
    I get the sizing thing for some what blows my mind is when people wait in line for hours get to the front and haven't decided what they want to buy yet.   I get not knowing size just the way shirts are but not knowing what shirt is just unforgivable.