I read about Thredup in several magazines and decided to give it a try. I sent in 35 items and they only accepted 8! Several of the items had only been worn once and they rejected them. I should have checked here first. Don't waste your time with this company, donate your clothes to someone who can ...
THREDUP is the worst Company to deal with. BEWARE!!! Do not send them your clothing. I sent them a bag of between 25 & 30 items & after dozens of emails going back & forth & then they finally admitted they lost the bag, they issued me a $25. Credit to buy clothes from their web ...
This place has to be a scam. I filled one large bag completely with brand new clothing / shoes and they only gave me credit for 8 of the items. There is something very fishy about this company. I have a huge family and they all gave my twins a ton of new designer clothing. They grew up so fast they ...
When I joined ThredUp in 12 it was strictly a clothing swap site where you send in a full box (USPS medium flat rate only) of your child's gently used or new clothing.in return for each box sent, you received a "pick" to have the ability to choose another member's box of clothing sent to ...
Thred up took my picks I had 3 left $ 75.00, and also my credit of money which was $5.00 for the box i sent out I cant find my account to even get on ...
Help... Many parents joined a business called ThredUp. For years the company has ran based on 'swapping' children's clothing and more. A mom would list clothes and items her child/family had grown out of and household items and more for each box she 'swapped' she was given a 'pick' to choose a box ...