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UEFA EURO 2020

No Access Code

Has anyone else not received their access code?

I’ve emailed them but not convinced I’ll receive a timely response. No chance of getting through by phone either.

Glen Phelan
  • 24 Jun 2021 12:31 PM
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  • Chris Makepeace
    Chris Makepeace
    • 24 Jun 2021 8:10 PM

    In reply to Timothy Cunningham:

    Hi Paul, please can you tell me what number you called?
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  • Andrew Rist
    Andrew Rist
    • 24 Jun 2021 8:32 PM
    Not me either, bloody hell.
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  • Daniel Armstrong
    Daniel Armstrong
    • 25 Jun 2021 8:40 AM

    In reply to Andrew Rist:

    Still got no code. Had a ticket for the last 16 last year so should have been able to purchase a ticket yesterday.

    Two emails sent, have received no response currently. Phone lines are closed and they are now directing people via answer phone message to send an email.

    I'm tearing my hair out!
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  • Jonathon Ley
    Jonathon Ley
    • 25 Jun 2021 8:49 AM

    In reply to Daniel Armstrong:

    I'm exactly in the same position mate. We can still buy in round 2 but not at the cheaper price. I would be expecting a refund of the difference.
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  • Jonathon Ley
    Jonathon Ley
    • 25 Jun 2021 9:22 AM

    In reply to Jonathon Ley:

    Been number 13 in the queue on phone for the last 18 mins ‍♂️
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  • Andrew Rist
    Andrew Rist
    • 25 Jun 2021 9:47 AM

    In reply to Chris Makepeace:

    please can you send me their contact number.......... Thanks
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