Eventbrite

155 5th St., 94103, San Francisco, United States
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About Eventbrite

Eventbrite is a ticketing and event technology platform that helps businesses organize and sell tickets to events online — while helping people discover events that fuel their passions. From workshops to concerts to conferences to world-renowned film and music festivals, Eventbrite houses events of all shapes and sizes. Eventbrite’s powerful platform, which can be accessed online or via mobile apps, scales from basic registration and ticketing to a fully featured event management platform.

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Staylee Jo Marshall
GB

Scam Scam! I bought concert tickets from them to arrive and be told I was scammed I have reached out to customer service and they won’t do anything so not trust Eventbrite

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Rob
GB

Avoid at all costs Avoid at all costs. No way to contact an actual human and all support centre requests are automatically denied

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Ronda Huddleston Lewis
GB

Never received my concert tickets even… Never received my concert tickets even though my card was charged. No communication from Eventbrite or concert host to resolve the issue! Maybe a scam!

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Ritchhh
GB

Does 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.

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John Reit
GB

They 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.

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