demo
I absolutely hate blizzard
I absolutely hate blizzard, they have completely destroyed the game i loved all throughout my childhood and then adulthood. They sold out to gold sellers. Its now a pay to win game. Its absolutely disgusting......
Battle.net is listed under Gaming.
Battle.net (us.battle.net) has 655 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.3 out of 5.
Is this your business?
Correct your details and reply to customers in public. Both are free.
Claim this listing655 approved reviews, newest moderated first
demo
I absolutely hate blizzard, they have completely destroyed the game i loved all throughout my childhood and then adulthood. They sold out to gold sellers. Its now a pay to win game. Its absolutely disgusting......
Kate Te R.
My daughter had a subscription several years ago and deactivated it in 2024. Despite this Battle Net has continued to siphon $$$ from our account, the most recent being today. There is no link to canceling a subscription and she has tried every avenue, so they just keep taking money. So I have had to change my banking details and passwords so they can't continue. These people clearly have no idea about being a decent retailer. I have told every single person I know who games about this. Don't use their service.
Stian R.
this is the worst platform and shit customer servise.. do not use battlenet. the game isnt working and they wont give refund. and now they say i dont even have an account.. Stay away from battlenet use STEAM.
Myles
SCAM. Money was taken and my account was blocked/banned within days without recourse or explanation. This organisation is a SCAM until proven otherwise. There is no way to contact this organisation either which increases my suspicion of it being a scam. Especially after the money has been taken.
Hehehehaw R.
My account was hacked and I was stressing but when I figured out how to contact costumer support I loved how they really wanted to make sure that I was the owner of the compromised account. I felt so relieved after they gave me my account back. Great friendly and patient people!
david K.
ALL OF BLIZZARDS GAMES ARE COMPRIMISED AND FULL OF CHEATERS STOP WASTING TIME UNSUBSCRIBE FROM SUBSCRIPTIONS TODAY SEND A MESSAGE AND IN THE PVP BG'S ON ALLIANCE SIDE GETS THE SHT STOMPED OUT OF THEMSELVES I HAVE SEEN ENTIRE ALLIANCE TEAMS WIPED OUT IN THE FIRST MINUTE LITERALLY OF BG'S PvP MATCHES BY THE HORDE GAME IS OVER AND FINISHED LAST LEGS OF A SHTHOLE COMPRIMISED GAMES AND YOUR COMPLAINTS ARE NEVER EVER DEALT WITH
David N.
Absolute piece of junk software that got stuck in a log in loop and then stuck in a reloading loop. Worst piece of junk I have ever used to manage games, will just keep clear of anything Blizzard related because of it.
Unknown
I’ve been playing Blizzard games for years, but my recent experience with Battle.net’s store and refund policies was one of the most frustrating I’ve ever had on any gaming platform. During the Black Friday sale, I bought the Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred Deluxe Edition for 20.99 €, while the Ultimate Edition cost 31.49 €. A simple and fair upgrade should’ve cost around the difference — roughly 10.5 €. But once I purchased Deluxe, Battle.net suddenly wanted 30 € for the upgrade to Ultimate. That means paying 21 € + 30 € = 51 € for something that was 31.49 € during the sale. No other modern platform does this. Even worse: Battle.net does not offer refunds for DLC at all, even minutes after purchase. They do not adjust upgrade prices based on the sale you bought during. Support confirmed they can’t help, even though they admitted they wish they could. If you buy the “wrong” edition during a sale, you are locked out of upgrading at a reasonable price. On Steam, GOG, Epic, and even free-to-play games like Path of Exile, upgrade pricing always reflects what you already paid. You never lose money. Battle.net is the complete opposite — and it feels extremely consumer-unfriendly. This system punishes players for buying during sales and creates a terrible experience. I strongly recommend buying Blizzard games on Steam instead of Battle.net. Their refund system, upgrade pricing, and customer protection are miles ahead. This was the first and last time I’ll ever buy DLC through Battle.net.