Exactly.
This season I have had a 50% off voucher through the post from Hemel Stags as I went to one RLWC game and today I got an e-mail from the RFL offering me half price ticket for London Slokars...nothing from the Broncos.

Not my understanding either if this is the case how come companies are in business selling data to other companies I am sure I did not give permission to any company who got hold of my details and are for ever calling me about PPI

Simple. Ring the ticket office and ask them why they have not specifically targeted last season's Season Ticket Holders regarding renewal as well as other regulars and why they haven't been sympathetic to the needs of concession ticket holders like they have in the case of sixtysomething. Barnet fans previously. (Precedent set?)
And then perhaps suggest it would make sense to contact these people separately from just a generic email, mailshot.
If I get time at work today, I'll do it myself.

Quote ="jbuzza"Not my understanding of how this works.'" I'll let you decide, obviously this is my interpretation that buying tickets for the Stoop from Harlequins RU does not allow the Hive to automatically use it for marketing purposes to sell tickets for the Hive. As others and I have said, the season ticket information held by Broncos admin staff should've been passed on and if it has then for the Hive not to contact these people makes no sense. ico.org.uk/for_organisations/pri ... idance.pdf Quote Consent is central to the rules on direct marketing. Organisations will generally need an individual’s consent before they can send marketing texts, emails or faxes, make calls to a number registered with the TPS, or make any automated marketing calls under PECR. They will also need consent to pass customer details on to another organisation under the first data protection principle. If they cannot demonstrate that they had valid consent, they may be subject to enforcement action.'"

Quote ="jbuzza"Not my understanding of how this works.'" I'll let you decide, obviously this is my interpretation that buying tickets for the Stoop from Harlequins RU does not allow the Hive to automatically use it for marketing purposes to sell tickets for the Hive. As others and I have said, the season ticket information held by Broncos admin staff should've been passed on and if it has then for the Hive not to contact these people makes no sense. ico.org.uk/for_organisations/pri ... idance.pdf Quote Consent is central to the rules on direct marketing. Organisations will generally need an individual’s consent before they can send marketing texts, emails or faxes, make calls to a number registered with the TPS, or make any automated marketing calls under PECR. They will also need consent to pass customer details on to another organisation under the first data protection principle. If they cannot demonstrate that they had valid consent, they may be subject to enforcement action.'"

I see him at the Hive. Never had a number or Email for him.

Quote ="meliferra"I'll let you decide, obviously this is my interpretation that buying tickets for the Stoop from Harlequins RU does not allow the Hive to automatically use it for marketing purposes to sell tickets for the Hive. As others and I have said, the season ticket information held by Broncos admin staff should've been passed on and if it has then for the Hive not to contact these people makes no sense. ico.org.uk/for_organisations/pri ... idance.pdf '" It all depends on the form of consent collected when the data was collected. This is all way off topic but there is no "data protection" you can go and ask for permission to use it. Unless you are an expert in the field I suggest we leave it there.

Quote ="meliferra"I'll let you decide, obviously this is my interpretation that buying tickets for the Stoop from Harlequins RU does not allow the Hive to automatically use it for marketing purposes to sell tickets for the Hive. As others and I have said, the season ticket information held by Broncos admin staff should've been passed on and if it has then for the Hive not to contact these people makes no sense. ico.org.uk/for_organisations/pri ... idance.pdf '" It all depends on the form of consent collected when the data was collected. This is all way off topic but there is no "data protection" you can go and ask for permission to use it. Unless you are an expert in the field I suggest we leave it there.