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Comment by bawolff

6 days ago

That's a pretty bad response. Sounds like they are leaving open the possibility that they may not be able to refund people's tickets

Only a fool would think they're getting any money back from an organization that is clearly broke.

I would submit a request for chargeback.

  • that might be a nail in the conference's coffin...

    You're not wrong for wanting your money back for services not provided, but also recognize this organization is to promote women in tech. A charge back kicks them while they are down.

    • They have nobody to blame but themselves for that. Charities have a duty to conduct themselves with integrity just as much as anyone else does. This has been a regular event for many years. Normally you would expect there to be contingency plans and as other commentators have posted, for ticket sales to mostly fund next years event not the current one.