LyteReviews of lyte.com

The power bank only charged for 31 minutes/ 14% of charge into my phone before the bank was fully discharged . The pub I was in had no way of giving me an alternative power bank without me paying again . So I recieved 50% service for 100% charge and no means of this being recified

The premise of Lyte is great. Pairing people who need to sell their tickets with people who are looking to buy. Verified tickets. Fair prices all around. Ticket exchange utopia! As a buyer, it's incredibly hard to get off the waitlist. You're better off scouring Stubhub for a decent price because at least you'll definitely get your tickets, whereas with Lyte you're just crossing your fingers and hoping something comes through, with no insight as to how likely that is to happen. The system could be improved if they said something like "There are X number of tickets available and Y number of people ahead of you," so you can make an informed decision about whether you want to take the chance. The seller side of Lyte reveals why tickets are so hard to come by. They only allow the original purchaser to sell on Lyte Exchange. They claim it's because they can't verify 3rd party resale tickets, but that's silly because with Stubhub at least, tickets are typically transferred directly into your Ticketmaster account, where they're verified. So though I have a verified ticket, I cannot contribute it to the Lyte Exchange. Now I have to hope someone wants to buy it elsewhere. And that's one less hopeful fan who will get tickets through Lyte. This is an especially silly policy in the age of covid where people are still getting sick and become unable to attend events without much notice. I appreciate venues that do what they can to prevent price gouging on tickets by people who buy tons of tickets just to turn a profit. But there is a huge difference between those people and single person trying to sell their sick friend's ticket. We shouldn't be punished simply because we weren't first in line to get tickets before they sold out on the first run.

Don’t expect to get paid on time. Their guarantee that they pay the first business day after a concert is false. They don’t have active customer support personnel so you may get a response 3 days later. I returned tickets months ago and they keep your funds as an interest-fee loan for themselves which is how the generate additional profit for themselves. Would recommend getting tickets through Ticketmaster or working with another 3rd party that pays you then and there.

I am still waiting for my Bruce Springsteen tickets for Thursday6 July. Emailed twice but just received a reply to follow the link that isn’t allowing me to download the tickets. Getting worried 3 July: without ANY communication from Lyte I had an email from AXS regarding my Bruce Springsteen tickets. All now downloaded. The lack communication from Lyte was disappointing to say the least and stressful. Had I been scammed. Would not recommend them to anyone.