SeatGeek

I bought tickets on SeatGeek through a recommendation of a friend. My niece and I got to the Hillsong concert in Miami, but we couldn't get in. The tickets when scanned kept coming up with a big x with the word refunded! We were then directed to the box office and they refused to help. They said it was a third party dealer and if the ticket is saying refunded then and we weren't the names on the ticket we need to call the people who originally bought the ticket and figure it out with them! What?! I had no intention of losing my money so we went to another entrance and explained what was going on! Thank God that these workers had compassion. They told us that it wasn't working, and this tends to happen with many third party scans, but we could go in and see if the seats were actually open. If they were, they told us to stay and if not it's an open venue with lawn space too so we could still just find another spot and stay! We went to the assigned seats and guess what! Two people were already sitting there! We compared tickets and both sets of tickets had exactly the same section, row and seats! Since we were all standing at the time, the other two ticket holders invited us to stay until we had to sit. Eventually, they helped us find two other unused seats just in front of "our" seats and we were able to enjoy the concert... NO THANKS TO SEATGEEK! However, because of kind, Christian people and answered prayers this fiasco did work out! Otherwise, I would have lost money on 2 tickets and missed a concert that I was really looking forward to see! Terrible SeatGeek experience! I would not recommend using this site!

No REFUNDS - whatsoever. Period.
Though their site boasts several times - 'Ticket returns without the nonsense.' and 'Returnable until (3 days before event) Return your tickets for no extra cost. No questions asked.'
Suspiciously sounds like you get your money back - right? Wrong.
What they don't tell you (though SeatGeek love to repeat over and over after you have an issue) is it is in the 'terms'.
I bought 2 tickets yesterday and need two more. The response from customer service was 'hmmm'. Apparently that was an unusual request at a ticket seller! The procedure took forever, involved setting up accounts with Ticketmaster, swapping, transferring, all very confusing. It was then I realized a refund was off the table. Now, I didn't want to do any business with them, at all for conning me. I asked to speak to a rep and they told me 24-48 hours before someone could contact me. The show I am trying to get tickets for could be sold out by then, or prices increased. I called their bull on the 24-48 hour and woe and behold, I suddenly get told I will be transferred. My rep was Christian. The case is still pending...

UPDATE:
After 3 days of calling, chatting and sending emails I finally got to speak to a supervisor. Literally spent hours on the phone. I'd hate to work for SeatGeek as all supervisors seem to be in very 'important' meetings 24 hours a day and don't have time to address my issue! Seriously.

After all was said and done, they offered me a pitiful $20 toward my $900 worth of ticket purchases for inconvenience.

The Final Kicker - As I was searching through my emails for SeatGeek correspondence (regarding this case) I came across a three year old email. Back then I had purchased tickets from SeatGeek and they screwed me on the seat location. I was literally at the back row, far corner with a pillar in front of me. The seats were not allocated when I bought them and were supposed to be in one of several sections with great views. They lied then and I vowed never to use them again, but completely forgot. Arggggg. Being screwed twice proves they are a horrible company. Beware. Go elsewhere.
I am contacting their CEO. He is either privy and complicit or - I hope would be horrified to hear what is going on in his ranks - and do something about it.