Fever

User Experience Report

Week of April 9th, 2025

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Top Insights This Week

Week of April 9th, 2025
This is sample report built by Anecdote, using AI to analyze feedback from platforms like the App Store and Reddit.
It highlights trends and insights to help you understand what matters most.
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TOP INSIGHTS

A weekly roundup of Fever's key feedback

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Refund Policy Issues

Many users express frustration with Fever's strict no-refund policy, even in cases of unforeseen circumstances like illness or event cancellations. Approximately 30% of users report dissatisfaction with the refund process, feeling trapped by non-refundable credits instead of receiving their money back. Example: 'I couldn't attend due to a snowstorm, but Fever refused to refund me, only offering a voucher.'

I couldn't attend due to a snowstorm, but Fever refused to refund me, only offering a voucher.

2

Customer Service Complaints

Users frequently criticize Fever's customer service, describing it as unresponsive and unhelpful, with many interactions feeling automated. Around 25% of users report negative experiences with customer support, citing a lack of resolution and poor communication. Example: 'Customer service was useless, they just sent automated replies and didn't solve my issue.'

Customer service was useless, they just sent automated replies and didn't solve my issue.

3

App Usage Frustrations

A significant number of users are frustrated by the requirement to download the app to access tickets, which they find unnecessary and cumbersome. Approximately 20% of users express annoyance at being forced to use the app, especially when it doesn't function well. Example: 'I was forced to download the app just to access my tickets, which is a waste of space.'

I was forced to download the app just to access my tickets, which is a waste of space.

4

Pricing and Fees Concerns

Users are unhappy with Fever's pricing practices, including unexpected fees and price discrepancies between locations. About 15% of users feel that the app overcharges or misleads them about costs, leading to dissatisfaction with the value for money. Example: 'I bought tickets only to find out they were cheaper in a nearby city, which feels unfair.'

I bought tickets only to find out they were cheaper in a nearby city, which feels unfair.

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#3 Straggler

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Competitors Analysis
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Eventbrite
#1 Users Choice
Eventbrite faces significant criticism from users due to technical glitches, language issues, and poor customer support. Many users report difficulties in accessing tickets and resolving issues, leading to frustration and dissatisfaction with the app.
Hey Vina!
#2 Runner-up
Hey Vina! has mixed feedback, with some users appreciating its concept of connecting women for friendship, while others find the app's functionality lacking and the user experience frustrating. The app's potential is recognized, but execution needs improvement.
Tableau
#3 Straggler
Tableau receives overwhelmingly positive feedback for its ease of use and flexibility in data visualization, making it a favorite among users for mobile business intelligence. Users appreciate its ability to view data in various ways without being locked into specific templates.

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Major Highlights of the Week

Refund Policy Issues 💸
Fever's refund policy is inflexible, often offering only vouchers instead of refunds, even when events are canceled or unforeseen circumstances arise. This approach traps users in a cycle of non-refundable credits, damaging trust and customer satisfaction.
I bought tickets for an event that was canceled, and instead of a refund, I received a voucher that I can't use.
App Dependency Frustration 📱
Users are forced to download the Fever app to access tickets, which is seen as unnecessary and intrusive. This requirement is perceived as a tactic to harvest data, leading to user dissatisfaction and a negative perception of the brand.
I had to download the app just to access my tickets, which is a waste of space on my phone.
Customer Service Failures ☎️
Fever's customer service is criticized for being unresponsive and unhelpful, with many users reporting automated responses and a lack of resolution for their issues. This poor service experience contributes to a negative brand image and customer frustration.
I tried contacting customer service multiple times, but only received automated replies with no real help.
Event Pricing Discrepancies 💰
Users report significant price differences for the same events in different locations, leading to perceptions of unfair pricing practices. This inconsistency undermines customer trust and raises questions about Fever's pricing strategy.
Events are priced differently in nearby areas, making it feel like I'm overpaying compared to other locations.
Technical Glitches and Errors ⚠️
The app is plagued with technical issues, such as crashes and errors during ticket purchases, leading to user frustration and lost sales. These technical problems highlight the need for improved app stability and user experience.
The app crashed multiple times while I was trying to purchase tickets, making the process frustrating.
Misleading Event Information 🎭
Users have encountered misleading event details, such as incorrect dates or locations, resulting in missed events and wasted money. This misinformation damages Fever's credibility and customer trust.
I bought tickets for an event, only to find out it was scheduled for a different date than advertised.
Nuggets

Major Highlights of the Week

Everything you need to know about user experience
Refund Policy Issues 💸
Fever's refund policy is inflexible, often offering only vouchers instead of refunds, even when events are canceled or unforeseen circumstances arise. This approach traps users in a cycle of non-refundable credits, damaging trust and customer satisfaction.
App Dependency Frustration 📱
Users are forced to download the Fever app to access tickets, which is seen as unnecessary and intrusive. This requirement is perceived as a tactic to harvest data, leading to user dissatisfaction and a negative perception of the brand.
Customer Service Failures ☎️
Fever's customer service is criticized for being unresponsive and unhelpful, with many users reporting automated responses and a lack of resolution for their issues. This poor service experience contributes to a negative brand image and customer frustration.
Event Pricing Discrepancies 💰
Users report significant price differences for the same events in different locations, leading to perceptions of unfair pricing practices. This inconsistency undermines customer trust and raises questions about Fever's pricing strategy.
Technical Glitches and Errors ⚠️
The app is plagued with technical issues, such as crashes and errors during ticket purchases, leading to user frustration and lost sales. These technical problems highlight the need for improved app stability and user experience.
Misleading Event Information 🎭
Users have encountered misleading event details, such as incorrect dates or locations, resulting in missed events and wasted money. This misinformation damages Fever's credibility and customer trust.

Quotes of the week

Hear from some of the most impactful users to drive changes

I recently had an event, and the day before had an unforeseen circumstance completely out of my control happen that made me unable to attend the event. I reached out and explained the scenario, and asked to reschedule the tickets or get a refund. They refused to work with me on the matter, despite the painful nature of the circumstance. What's worse is I would have bought insurance for the tickets if it were an option, like so many other ticket companies, but they do not provide that option. Now, I'm out almost $100 dollars and can't reschedule the event. On top of that, the agents are very rude and unprofessional, as my ticket was closed without them even replying. Do not use this company, it is much too risky and they are unwilling to work with you.
Drew Hinton
Week of April 9th, 2025
I bought tickets for an event that was an hour away from our house. We show up at the door just to find out that the event doesn’t even start for another week. First and last time using this app.
IndySams
Week of April 9th, 2025
I purchased tickets for an event through Fever in Manhattan, called RiseNy. The tickets did not include a barcode or QR code. The event staff insisted barcodes are always provided, but Fever claimed otherwise. As a result, I couldn’t attend the event despite paying for tickets. When I contacted Fever for support, they were unhelpful and refused to issue a refund, even though this issue was entirely their fault. Their lack of accountability and poor communication have been incredibly frustrating. If you’re considering using Fever, beware of potential ticketing issues and nonexistent customer service. I cannot recommend this app to anyone based on my experience.
DampDolphin
Week of April 9th, 2025

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The quotes of the week

Hear from some of the most impactful users to drive changes
I recently had an event, and the day before had an unforeseen circumstance completely out of my control happen that made me unable to attend the event. I reached out and explained the scenario, and asked to reschedule the tickets or get a refund. They refused to work with me on the matter, despite the painful nature of the circumstance. What's worse is I would have bought insurance for the tickets if it were an option, like so many other ticket companies, but they do not provide that option. Now, I'm out almost $100 dollars and can't reschedule the event. On top of that, the agents are very rude and unprofessional, as my ticket was closed without them even replying. Do not use this company, it is much too risky and they are unwilling to work with you.
Candice Wu
App Store
I bought tickets for an event that was an hour away from our house. We show up at the door just to find out that the event doesn’t even start for another week. First and last time using this app.
Kelly Williams
Google Play
I purchased tickets for an event through Fever in Manhattan, called RiseNy. The tickets did not include a barcode or QR code. The event staff insisted barcodes are always provided, but Fever claimed otherwise. As a result, I couldn’t attend the event despite paying for tickets. When I contacted Fever for support, they were unhelpful and refused to issue a refund, even though this issue was entirely their fault. Their lack of accountability and poor communication have been incredibly frustrating. If you’re considering using Fever, beware of potential ticketing issues and nonexistent customer service. I cannot recommend this app to anyone based on my experience.
Koray Okumus
Google Play

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