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I tried ThredUp for the first time. Having read about the standards they insist on I figured buying from them could be a pleasant experience. Wrong.
Let me state that I am a Large, not Extra Large, not Medium. Everything I ordered was Large(L). From seven items only one fit. Sending back the six feels expensive when I'm not to blame. I've sent them anyway.
Some of the items smelled bad. One skirt must have belonged to a heavy smoker. Another smelled like it still has detergent in it. One skirt is so old the the label is washed away. This one has an elastic waistband that has been replaced poorly.
I can't and will never trust the quality of ThredUp.

I sent in a huge bag of clothes. They kept 7 items, one brand new pair of BKE jeans value 78.00, Joe's jeans, worn twice value 100, a pair of shoes worn once, a new without tags skirt and shirt and a Vince Camuto leather bag (paid 199.00). They gave me 20.00 for all 7 items... then they took out 9.99 just to set aside the items they didn't want and then charged me another 4.99 to send the back back so they are giving me 5.00 for items they will sell for 200. Please don't send them your clothes. Sell them at a garage sale or donate them for a tax deduction. They are crooks.

Don't waste your time! I had the same experience as Julie another reviewer. Packed a bag with my assistant of over 60 designer articles of clothing in the first bag--looking to make some quick cash. It took two months for them to get back. They accepted 4 articles at $25.80 and after all their administrative fees I made a whooping $4.32, which they then take 14 days to send. They try to get you to spend up your meager earnings on their SH$T. If they have already ripped you off once--why would you stick around so they can gut you twice. Anybody ready this--don't waste your time and energy--Just go to Goodwill or give it directly to a Women's and Children Domestic Violence Shelter. Everybody wins!

I needed quick cash a couple of months ago and I saw an ad on one of the morning shows about the thredUP website. The ad made it sounds so cool and all I had to do was send them new or gently used clothing in a bag that they would provide and pay for shipping. I figured that I had a lot of brand new clothing that I hadn't worn and also gently used clothing that were in great condition. I sent thredUP 16 pieces of clothing in the bag that they provided in April of this year 2016 - I waited for over a month before they contacted me via email and told me that they had only accepted 4 pieces from the 16 pieces and that they were going to give me approximately $3.50 for my total bag.

Needless to say I was so disappointed and I would never send them any other garments as there site is misleading... I don't trust them at all. They still have my $3.50 cents as now I have to buy an item from thredUP in order to get my meager credit. Fed up with thredUP!

I rarely write reviews, but I had such a crappy experience that I had to post this! I received my clean out bag for free and I was so thrilled I had so many clothes to get rid of. I packed in my designer jeans and tops that I spent a lot of money and packed that bag full! I was never told it would take them over A MONTH to go through my bag. I originally wanted to use this service to get fast money. After over a month of waiting they only took 4 items out of my bag for a whopping $2.10! Don't use this website such a waste of time you're better off stopping at your local goodwill

And see if they can stay in business. They are ripping people off. They sold a few of my items, out of the two dozen I sent to them--all either brand new or very new--and they made $86. I got a payout of only $18.40. After I pay them for shipping the items to them, I will owe them money. Tell me how is that fair.

If none of us would send them our clothes, they would go out of business. I will NEVER buy another item from them. And I encourage all of you to do the same. Go to the Goodwill or Salvation Army thrift stores and give your money to the needy, and to put people to work. Don't give money to another wealthy Bay Area startup. It's absurd!