VirtualReality VR
GBSupporters Of Scamming I emailed, telephoned and reported to Eventbrite I had not received instruction nor received a ticket for an event I had purchased through Eventbrite for £18.04, they responded, I was not eligible for a refund and should contact the event organiser to resolve the issue. However, I could not contact the organiser through Eventbrite because Eventbrite was having difficulties retrieving the merchants' profile and I received no response from merchants when emailing them directly.
Consumer
GBShould be a zero star rating Should be a zero star rating. This company took $500 from me for concert tickets, I got to the concert and my tickets were “not found” this company is a fraud and scam. Do mot buy tickets here.
Svi Davydiants tsugar
GBSold tickets to canceled concert and… Sold tickets to canceled concert and decline to _cancel_ event to invoke money return. Ticket sold in January. Canceled event was at March 24. Not answering emails. No support. No money return.
John Reit
GBThey don't give a rat's azz about… They don't give a rat's azz about customers. They simply ignore any email (their only contact method) requesting help with any type of issue.
Ritchhh
GBDoes the job but it's a minefield Does the job but it's a minefield. Their account management is the worst engineering I have seen in ages. They clearly worked hard to lower barriers to buy tickets but the effort to give a good user experience after buying is offensively low. You can easily fill a form found on a social network without thinking too much as there's no login required so, if you use a different email (intentionally or not) from the one you already registered with Eventbrite the only way to get your tickets is to create a new account with that email and get confused af especially when you want to use the app for a few tickets. This results in a mess of accounts and tickets getting lost. They didn't include multiple emails or email aliases in the thinking.