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.
Mike
CA"something is wrong" message for refund page I ended up using eventbrite again and if there was an option for negative stars, I'd give that. Why? Because this time, the process of refunding a customer is far worse. When you click the refund button, you'll see their "something is wrong" page that stays on for a few minutes before the proper refund page appears. This may have tricked other organizers believing they should seek help in processing refunds. It wouldn't have been terrible if the "something is wrong" page was replaced with a "loading refunds page". Anyone in process of receiving an eligible refund from any organizer on that platform should be prepared to file a lawsuit against Eventbrite. DO NOT LET EVENTBRITE STEAL ANY OF YOUR MONEY YOU ARE ENTITLED TO FROM THEM !!!
Natalie
PYSupporters of con artists I don’t know what’s happened to Eventbrite recently, but I’ve booked and paid for several events that haven’t happened. When I’ve clicked on zoom links to join events, I’ve received error messages saying the links are invalid. I’ve tried contacting Eventbrite for support, but never received a response. I’ve directly emailed the organisers multiple times, and again, haven’t received a response. I wouldn’t mind if these events were free, but when I’m paying £30 a pop and I never hear back from anyone, this feels like a massive con.
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.
Rob
GBAvoid at all costs Avoid at all costs. No way to contact an actual human and all support centre requests are automatically denied