My first experience with ThredUp was as a buyer. I thought it was great. I decided that instead of bringing my items to good will, I could send them to Thred Up in the bag they provided with my order and maybe get a bit of extra cash for a rainy day. It took a month for them to process. I sent ...
I sent in a bag of 20 plus sized items. All were brand new or nearly new... (Once worn). They cost me ver $600... They included jeans, pants, sweaters and 2 denim jackets. They were brand name. The company resells your items. They only accepted 5 items, posted for payout $19.65 for all 5. And 15 of ...
The company THREDUP is an online resale shop. They send people bags by mail. The person fills the bag with high quality clothes and sends it back to THREDUP. THREDUP then pays the person for the clothing and resells the clothing in their website. I investigated the website before I sent anything to ...
I now understand the vast difference in ratings for this site. The first experience I had with Threadup was as a buyer. I bought two pairs of Hanna Andersson pants and recieved them in a reasonable (if not exactly impressive) amount of time. They were in very good condition (although certainly not ...
This company came highly recommended, but I must say that after utilizing their services, I would call them Fedup instead. I sent them a huge bag of high quality women's clothing. The bag was filled to the top with name brand clothing in excellent condition. One item was a beautiful embroidered ...
I sent in a large bag of items easily $100 worth of stuff, a few pairs of almost new boys Osh Kosh shorts and a some other items items. You only accepted 3 items out of the large bag for $4.33... I could of made more at a yard sale. I am having a hard time understanding why the very nice Osh Kosh ...