501c3 needs payment from Brown Paper Tickets/Events.com We used Brown Paper Tickets for an event on February 11, 2023, and understand that events.com is in the process of acquiring them. We still have not received the money from Ticket sales from this event - almost $4000. We are All About Cats, a 501 C3 organization, and we obviously desperately need that money. What action do we need to take in order to get the money owed us?

I'm a volunteer with the Ogden Nature Center I'm a volunteer with the Ogden Nature Center and was putting their events on Spingo. Events.com is much harder for me and maybe it's not intended for non-profits. I don't even know which category to select for outdoor programming like summer camps or weekly nature events. I can choose leisure and family, I guess. The category idea is confusing for me. I thought I entered the info for an upcoming concert at the Nature Center and don't see it show up. The default always goes back to New York.

Still Waiting for Money Owed - ETA Finally got paid We were quite happy initially that Events.com acquired Brown Paper Tickets as this organization owed us money for tickets sold at an event held in Spring 2022 and Events.com promptly paid us back for this. However, the money for tickets sold at a subsequent event held in December 2022 (which Events.com managed) is STILL OWED to us nearly 5 months later. We have repeatedly enquired as to when we will receive our funds with no response. We are now using another online ticketing platform. ETA: Once we went public with bad reviews online, we "miraculously" were paid the money we were owed. I stand by my original review - it took a great, lengthy effort to finally get paid by Events.Com.

Total scam Total scam, they are just like a Brown Paper Tickets and they intentionally mislead users to avoid paying out for events. Events.com claims they purchased Brown Paper tickets and would pay out all past events by now. That is a lie and I am still owed money 10 months later. They collected my personal data including bank information but had no intention to pay. It is basically bank fraud. Contact the local authorities if you are involved in an event with them.

Invoice writing As I am using an iMac computer and have no smartphone. I, therefore, found that I had to download an invoice template. But when I filled it in to send off all the information had disappeared, so I printed it and filled it in by hand, scanned it to create a .pdf to attach to the email I needed to send.