Sonny B.

This website will grab your effort to buy tickets from venue box offices without you realizing it later. They will overprice the tickets and worse, they will not refund you if you are unable to attend the event for legitimate reasons. Even if you do not download the on-line tickets they will still bill you. They scammed me for $344 for Anastasia Musical at the Palace Theater in Connecticut. I tried to cancel my purchase two weeks prior to no avail. They are a fraud.

I ordered a software from their website last Oct 29 for $20 and paid via Paypal. They sent a different software and charged me $101. I emailed them back about their mistake and I did not get a reply until I raised a dispute with Paypal. Their response: buy the $20 software using this link... (they sent a link) and then we refund you the $101. I immediately sensed something fishy and pushed back. That is when I searched the Web for complaints against this company -- and was horrified to see the ton of similar complaints from other customers. I tried getting my money back through Paypal but Paypal was equally horrible (that's another horror story). So I ended up losing $101. I closed my PayPal account and now am trying my best to spread the word about both these two crooked companies -- Wondershare and Paypal - hopefully I am able to help other folks from getting scammed by these frauds.

I purchased a software through Paypal from a China-based vendor (named Wondershare or Wonbo Technologies)), that I found out shortly after was a fraud (based on the numerous complaints I have read in several customer review platforms). The vendor sent a different item that was 5 times the price of the item I ordered. The vendor did not respond to me emails so I raised a dispute in the PayPal Resolution web page. After describing my problem in detail, PayPal denied my case stating that I ordered an item that was similar to what was delivered so my complaint of "item received is not as described in my order" did not meet the criteria of "not as described" since the items are similar. I found out there is really no clear appeal process for their ruling since they closed my case as I wanted to protest. So I opened a new case of "purchases not authorized" and explained why their ruling was wrong. I explained in layman terms that my software order was like purchasing a hammer for $20 and the vendor delivered a toolbox full of different tools costing $100. I said all I wanted was a partial refund of $80. Again my new appeal case was denied because they said "there was no unauthorized purchase". Hell No - Paypal is wrong. Of course I never authorized the purchase of a toolbox full of different tools. It seemed to me Paypal never bothered to read my detailed explanation. I said to myself that if I used my long-time credit card I would have gotten the support against the shady vendor. PayPal is a huge disappointment and so I have closed my PayPal account.