I had purchased concert tickets for a show this past Friday, but later realized that I would not be able to attend.I looked up the refund policies for this app and saw that I could submit a refund request. I submitted my request and a representative named Stephanie told me that if I purchased tickets for another show within 24 hours they would refund me the purchase price of my initial tickets. I did just that, and advised Stephanie what I did, but several days later a different representative, Jon, contacted me and said they would not process any refund. I reasonably relied on what their representative Stephanie told me and purchased another ticket under false pretenses. That's not fair. If anyone else has had this happen to them, start posting on Reddit and any platform, and if there are enough of us we'll get the attention of an attorney to look into bringing a class action against this app for these deceptive and fraudulent activities. They know that no one can chase them in court over one ticket, but if this happened to me it's definitely happened to thousands of other people. Companies that engage in deceptive or misleading acts like this should be held accountable. This is not a cool scene friendly company, they just want your money, and they are willing to lie to you to get it. If you can remove at least one company or group from your life that is willing to lie to you to make money, then that's worth it.