PoshmarkReviews 2,866

Had several questions before signing up. This company has been online for about 7 years and no available phone support. E-Mail only? What's up with this? Also they have a heavy fee they charge the minimum is $2.95 and you are required to use their shipping label which is another $7.00 fee up to 5 lbs. I should have the option of providing my own shipping label with tracking. Sounds like a raw deal for the buyer. Not so bad for the seller but the seller still has to pay the $2.95 fee. Ebay only takes 10% but they have a reduced fee postal option the seller has to pay which is usually way less than the standard $7.00 fee. Ebay has phone support.

All I did was go look at this site on Facebook. I did not even know I was SIGNED up! About 3 weeks later I got a pair of LEVI used $20.00 jeans in the mail. I was confused. I had not ordered them from ANYONE. Wrong size, too. No way to send them back. I checked my account because I had no idea what that was about. I was charged $345.00 for that purchase from Poshmark. I did not even know who they were. I disputed the charge. However, my bank took their side. Poshmark had PROOF I signed up for that. I DID NOT. NEVER GO TO THEIR SITE!

I honestly thought it was a mistake that the seller had 'new with tags' on her listing once I received the boots. I took a few quick pictures and 'opened a case' for return expecting Ebay or Amazon type professionalism and service. What I received instead was the seller demeaning me, insisting that the boots may have had dust on them but I only needed to wipe them off, calling me a liar, etc. I was horrified. I didn't acknowledge her insults but posted more pictures after reading these reviews, hoping to prove my point. Haven't heard anything from PM yet but the seller told me to never buy from her again. I'll stick with Ebay and never ever ever again will I risk being scammed by dishonest people at Poshmark. $101.00 of my hard earned money in the hands of a thief. Sickening. (photo is different shots of the marks... many of them, most noticable are worn and dirty soles) This was supposed to be a gift.

I have tried to purchase from Poshmark 3x. My first purchase they did not take back (but amex credited me for). I received a misleadingly small pizza wallet thing. I vowed to never shop on Poshmark again. How could they not take it back? It was clearly misleading. They gave me $5 useless poshmark credit instead. Nonetheless, a day came when i needed white jeans for a job. I never wanted white jeans and I didn't want to spend money on them, so I thought, hey let me get a cheap $5 pair on poshmark with that useless credit I was never going to use. I bought a pair which would have been free with the credit and 6 something shipping. That person never shipped it. I tried one more time. In a rush I bought some white jeans that were called VS Pencil jeans. Now to the buyers credit the jeans were actually brand-named VS pencil. I did not realize that and thought I was getting skinny jeans. Nope they were straight leg and baggy misleading again just like the pizza wallet. Then i was put into some comment purgatory with the seller who of course felt she was right in calling them by their name, which to an extent she was, but which person would read VS pencil and think they would get straight leg. Then also my fault I read over it but the pants were stained. Who would even think of selling stained clothing period? To her defense she mentioned it but I'm sure people are just rushing to buy stained white jeans on the internet for $5. Even the Salvation Army won't sell or donate stained clothing. Once again Amex came to the rescue on my stained white straight leg baggy jeans. I did get my $5 Posh credit back again but I vow to never use it. Poshmark is a haven of misleading items that may or may not be stained that are always final sale. Eww.

I purchased a very expensive dress in good faith from seller dz2015. The dress was marked New With Tags. I received the item & yes it had the tags on; however, the dress had an overpowering scent of perfume. It was so bad it was making me sick. I hung it up in an open space to try to air it out. It was so bad, the entire room reeked of perfume. I doubted if even the cleaners could get it out. I immediately reported the problem to Poshmark. After a few days of investigation they said the seller represented the dress correctly & offered me $20 on a future purchase. I replied back that I didn't want their $20, that I was very angry as I felt the seller did misrepresent the dress by not advising of the smell. I will never purchase another thing from Poshmark, they are crooked.

As ridiculous as it sounds, I'm afraid that it's true. Poshmark tried to log-in to my Amazon account. Here are some facts to back up my claims:
1. My Amazon account got log-in attempt notification of the week that I signed up for Poshmark.
2. I keep track of all of my accounts and password. I narrowed my search down when I received that log-in attempt email and found only 2 results. Poshmark and Amazon are the only one with matching email + pw.
3. The pw was new one too! I happen to create a new pw that week and used it on both Amazon and Poshmark, never used anywhere else before. So I'm very positive the log-in attempt was from Poshmark.

Other facts to convince you that I'm right:
- if you've signed up for Poshmark, you already know their follower-following list are fake. They make you follow 1000 strangers without your consent.
- if you enter a zipcode, you can easily find your neighbors. There's non-existing privacy in this app.

So therefore, avoid this app at all cost and be careful with your email and pw. They're definitely using that info illegally without your consent.

What about Poshmark? Depends if your a buyer or seller. You will find some great deals if your a buyer. If your a kid that only needs gas money - be a seller. Lots of great stuff for $5 and free shipping. Kids don't have many needs and aren't seasonsed sellers - good place to learn for them but they are seriously taken advantage of. PM capitalizes on their ignorance and love of social buz. If you are trying to sell. You will be competing with thousands of sellers selling stuff for $3 - $5. Be prepared for PM to hijack your phone contacts!

Googling this company brings up thousands of unhappy customers. My fault for not doing that before buying. Huge red flag is the site keeping their seller ratings private. Nooo, wouldn't want to warn buyers about shady sellers. I feel lucky leaving with a minimal loss. Not holding my breath for any help recovering my money given what I have read. Seller listed shirt as brand new and when I received it there were 2 stains on the front making it unwearable.

So far I have bought 3 pairs of shoes for my sons, 1 for me, pants for me, dress for my granddaughter, and shorts for one son- and I saved a TON of money! Adidas for $13- yes please! Vans (new!) for $30 - yay! My pants $8 - Yesss! You have to really check out the pics, read descriptions, and be smart! So worth it if you want deals! I am a bit frugal when it comes to kids shopping sometimes and this is perfect! Also you get rewarded when your friends join and shop!

I purchased an item listed as white. It was a dirty yellow/ivory. Asked the seller how to resolve/return. No reply. The only thing left was to file a "claim". Then it took 10+ days of me supplying multiple photos to Poshmark to back up the claim and my request to return. The "team" said it was "as described" and denied that it was listed incorrectly. The seller has the advantage and Poshmark wants to make it's percentage, so they decide on the seller's side. Obviously Poshmark's customer service is prejudiced AND colorblind. Beware.

Maybe if you are really computer savvy, you can navigate this website and the ins and outs of Poshmark's complicated shopping rules. Buyer beware! I have had a few simple successful transactions--yay! But in three cases, I have not had a good experience. I just bought a pair of Eileen Fisher shoes advertised in my size. The shoes were too large. I had no way to phone in for help, figure out how to contact the seller through the website, and was ultimately told by Poshmark that it is too bad that the shoe doesn't fit. Not their problem. Their so-call "grievance" department is a joke. I could open a "case" -- and I know how that would go. So bye bye Poshmark. I won't be shopping there any more.

Poshmark doesn't even deserve a one star. I buy pre owned clothing items for children and women in need most of the time. And give it to family networks centers. I bought a pair boots for a boy for $120, that's what he wanted... my good feed for this holidays. And they were disgusting, dirty and wasn't as pictured at all when I received them. Poshmark team kept dragging the return for weeks, asked to provide unnecessary pictures. And then denied the return eventually after wasting my time. They don't have a buyer protection plan and it's not buyer friendly. Poshmark is not a great place to do your shopping, I will not recommend this market place to anyone.