Where is Eventbrite Corporate office Headquarters
Eventbrite Headquarters Address and Contact
Eventbrite Headquarters Location & Directions
Eventbrite Headquarters Executive Team
Name | Title |
|---|---|
Julia Hartz | Co-Founder, CEO, President & Director |
Kevin E. Hartz | Co-Founder and Executive Chairman |
Renaud Visage | Co-Founder & CTO |
Randy Befumo CFA | Chief Financial Officer of Strategy & Finance |
Samantha E. Harnett | VP & General Counsel |
Brian Irving | Chief Brand Officer |
Matt Rosenberg | Chief Revenue Officer |
Mark J. Rubash | Chief Financial Officer of Emeritus - Strategic Advisor |
About Eventbrite, History and Headquarters Information
Eventbrite Headquarters Photos
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I just want to unsubscribe. There is no unsubscribe link on the email. There is no way to unsubscribe offered on the website except to set up an account, give them your personal information and authorize Eventbrite to sell it to the world. Same for contacting support. I have now been on hold at corporate headquarters for an hour.
I loate Eventbrite. It is a virtual tar baby. Once you unwittingly buy a ticket through Eventbrite, you are stuck in their system for life. There is no way to unsubscribe without creating an account you do not want, giving them your personal information and agreeing to their unconscionable terms and conditions. “Support” is an illusion. There is no way to initiate a chat or contact customer support without setting up an account, just to unsubscribe.
This company is impossible. I would never use them for my event. They will not answer their phone and they just charge credit cards with bogus charges. Any company that will not even answer a telephone call cannot be trusted.
do not get on this company’s systems. They violate Federal law and do not allow you to unsubscribe. When you call it is even more difficult to get into this systems. And when you do eventually get to a person, it is just as frustrating as trying to navigate their systems to get out of their systems. I am not sure how I got in their system, but I tried to get out. It took several hours, numerous phone calls and a great deal of research that was mostly dead ends. I eventually got someone who agreed to remove me from their system, but it remains to be seen if that is actually going to happen.
Same here. A virtual tar baby.