
Inga Brydson
GBBrown Paper Tickets - Fraudulent Ticketing Site We are a San Diego Children's Rugby Club Not For Profit. We used Brown Paper Tickets to sell tickets for our annual celebratory event and fundraiser. We are still waiting on payment of over $13K. Contracts say payment within 10 days - we are now 24 days out. We have had no response from their support since our event ended. We are reaching out to Events.Com who bought the company. No response there either. We will be starting legal action.

BMG
GBFair Trade Real Tickets I have purchased tickets from this fair-trade ticketing company on a number of occasions. Not only have I been very impressed with the service, they actually deliver physical (real) tickets by post. The tickets are not actually printed on "brown paper" as one might expect, but they are very appealing.

Aaron DeYonker
GBSmall non-profit in financial distress because of Brown Paper Tickets We are a small non profit that does a single event every year. 90% of our yearly income comes from ticket sales to that event. We are nearly 3 weeks past the date of the event and we have not received the proceeds from our ticket sales. The proceeds are due to us 10 days after the event according to Brown Paper Ticket policy. Our bills are due. No one has responded to our inquiries on how long it will take to get our funds.

Gizella Jai
GBIdeal Platform This is a dream platform for event organizers. Quick to respond and disburse funds. We got paid what we were due – and that’s very important to sustain a business in the volatile events industry.

David
GBIgnoring all communications and haven't refunded cancelled event Long story short... I purchased tickets in February for an event due to take place in May. Alas, the event got cancelled because of Covid. Brown Paper Tickets were notified by the organiser of the cancellation in April. They said refunds would be issued in two weeks. It's now about to tick into July and no-one has got their money back. Brown Paper Tickets have ignored all further attempts to contact them by the organiser and haven't even bothered to respond to any of my emails or messages. And they have shut down their UK customer services including the phone line. Yes, it is a hugely difficult time for the events industry but this is appalling customer services, especially from a supposedly ethical company. It's people like me who were trying to support local events that are out of pocket. Given that, the organiser is no longer going to use them for ticket sales. The only option I'm left with is to do a chargeback through my bank. Fingers crossed.