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This is some sort of spamer who sends me junkmail and refuse to stop unless i give them even more personal information.I think their business idea is to collect as many e-mail addresses as possible without caring about the quality of that list.Then they can pretend to have a huge amount of leeds when they sell their services to unknowing victims without explaining that most of the "invites" goes straight into people's spam-bin.
Review of eventbrite
This company is abysmal. Why oh why do so many events use these vultures. All they do is skim money from those who simply wish to attend events. Furthermore, their app & website are both utterly useless & make it as difficult as possible to contact Eventbrite (not the event organiser.) Really dodgy website security (my account was hacked & tickets booked by some 3rd party!) Certainly would not trust them with your credit card number, email address or ANY personal details!!!
Review of eventbrite
Eventbrite Betrayed My Trust and Sabotaged My EventI am extremely disappointed and concerned about the recent experience I had with Eventbrite and how they chose to handle my event promotion for a family-friendly community gathering through my business, Cute & Cuddlee Mobile Petting Zoo.Initially, I listed my June 8th event on Eventbrite to provide the public with easy access to ticket information and updates. Everything seemed to be going smoothly until I received an alarming email from Sean S. Reinhart, the Recreation Director for the City of Menlo Park. In his email, he accused me of planning an event at a public park without a permit and aggressively threatened to shut the event down.What made this even more disturbing is that Sean explicitly stated he “just found out about this event.” Yet somehow, Eventbrite claimed to me that the City of Menlo Park had first contacted them. This creates a glaring contradiction—how could the city have reached out to Eventbrite first, if the Recreation Director himself only just discovered the event? That contradiction alone makes it clear that something questionable and potentially unlawful occurred behind the scenes.More troubling is the fact that I never informed Eventbrite whether I had a permit or not. That information was never disclosed on my event listing, and Eventbrite never contacted me to inquire or verify it. Yet, without knowing any of the facts or communicating with me first, they seemingly took it upon themselves to report my event to the city. Why would a third-party ticketing platform make assumptions or intervene in this way? This reeks of overreach, a breach of neutrality, and possibly even defamation—especially considering the city then threatened me with aggressive and intimidating language.After I made the decision to cancel the event voluntarily and clearly communicated that to the city, Sean Reinhart’s emails became even more inappropriate. Instead of simply acknowledging the cancellation, he began demanding that I take down all Eventbrite ads, remove references to the event from any platform, and made veiled threats that they would monitor other locations and shut down any other events we might be hosting. This is not only an abuse of authority but could also be considered harassment and intimidation.It’s deeply disappointing to see a public official behave in this way, especially toward a small business owner trying to create community events for families and children. I have since reached out to Mayor Combs to report the situation and to seek accountability for Sean Reinhart’s misconduct and unprofessional behavior.As for Eventbrite, their involvement in this situation has shaken my trust. I used their platform in good faith to promote a harmless and joyful event, only to have it result in surveillance, intimidation, and misrepresentation. Eventbrite is supposed to be a tool for business owners and event organizers—not a reporting agency for city officials, especially without fact-checking or communication. This was not only unprofessional—it was unethical.I do not recommend Eventbrite to any businesses or independent event planners without clear guidelines on privacy and protections from third-party interference.
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My recent experience with Target.com has left me incredibly disappointed and frustrated. Navigating their website proved to be an arduous task, as the layout is cluttered and confusing. Finding specific products or categories was a challenge, and the search function often provided inaccurate or irrelevant results.
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They prevent you to unsubscribe by all means by forcing you to call them or to have a chat to cancel... I wasted 20 minutes on a Saturday to cancel...And please don't answer with a generic "We are doing our best to improve because clearly the process is made on purpose..."
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All three books I ordered arrived within the end of September and they were in acceptable condition, except one, with pages sticking to each other, but considering how much I paid it, it's OK.---------------------------------------------------Since it was my first order, I purchased three unexpensive books on 4th September 2021. The most expensive was 4 € and for all three books, the shipping was more expensive than the books. At this stage, I haven't received anything yet, even if the first book should have been delivered last week. Obviously, this is going to be my first and last order and I am glad I did not buy anything expensive but only cheap books.
Review of abebooks
All three books I ordered arrived within the end of September and they were in acceptable condition, except one, with pages sticking to each other, but considering how much I paid it, it's OK.---------------------------------------------------Since it was my first order, I purchased three unexpensive books on 4th September 2021. The most expensive was 4 € and for all three books, the shipping was more expensive than the books. At this stage, I haven't received anything yet, even if the first book should have been delivered last week. Obviously, this is going to be my first and last order and I am glad I did not buy anything expensive but only cheap books.
Review of abebooks
All three books I ordered arrived within the end of September and they were in acceptable condition, except one, with pages sticking to each other, but considering how much I paid it, it's OK.---------------------------------------------------Since it was my first order, I purchased three unexpensive books on 4th September 2021. The most expensive was 4 € and for all three books, the shipping was more expensive than the books. At this stage, I haven't received anything yet, even if the first book should have been delivered last week. Obviously, this is going to be my first and last order and I am glad I did not buy anything expensive but only cheap books.
