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.