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Recently things have changed. I used to send in bags of clothes and have the money it sold for available in my account which would keep growing everytime an item sold. Now it takes a long time for my bags to be processed and I get emails saying an it has sold for a certain amount but when I check my account balance the only money it shows I have is the cost of that particular item. The amount is not growing even though other items are selling and when I try to contact customer service they say the money will only be available when my entire bags sells but does say when or how much

We're both a little hard to fit and have strong preferences in clothing, so we love being able to go online and get things that are perfect for us without endless hours of searching, trying on, finding something great and then not seeing it in the right size, or getting sticker shock. Several times a year, we get his seasonal wardrobe--he's 8, but just 4 feet tall and 45 lbs. I know the brands and styles that will fit him, and he can pick and choose among items I've put in the cart from the comfort of the couch. And I've packed for vacations or business trips in different climates from the women's section easily, because getting great quality clothing from all over the country means I don't have to be limited to Seattle's current styles and what's in stores for the weather. This might be true of all online apparel shopping, but with ThredUp I can get four or five great pieces for what I'd spend on one elsewhere. Better cost than Amazon, better quality than eBay, and fantastic reliable service. ♡♡♡

For years I've been looking for a place to consign my clothing and this online store has more than met my needs. In addition to getting some quick cash for my items, I've been able to use my website credits to purchase items needed for the current season. Surprisingly I have received excellent quality garments at a very reasonable price that more than surpassed my expectations due to ThredUp's quality standards. I recommend this to all my family and friends as well as patients at work.

I have been shopping with Thredup for a couple of years, and I decided to try a clean out bag. After waiting for nearly two months for them to "process" the bag (which was huge and full), I received an email saying I had earned $21.90. Half of the things in the bag were designer brands and new with tags. One of the items was an $80.00 dress, new with tags, and never worn. I contacted thier customer service department and received no reply. Don't waste your time trying to sell with them. It's a major scam.

Being a mom, I've been changing clothing sizes all over the place the last couple of years. ThredUp has really helped me keep up to date with my wardrobe. I'm able to trade in the clothes that don't fit anymore and purchase new clothes for myself or my kids. Ordering a cleanout bag is simple and easy, and I just put it right in the mail with no hassle. While the payout isn't great, it's more money than I would have gotten by leaving the clothes that I don't wear in my closet. Plus if something doesn't fit, the free returns are super easy. It's also great for my kid's clothes. I got my daughter's Halloween costume on ThredUp this year for under $10! I also love that they added a new East Coast shipping facility. My orders have been coming much faster lately.

I've never sold anything through thredUP, so I don't know how that goes.
I have bought from them a few times, and the transactions have mostly gone smoothly. Last time I purchased some tops for work, and they refunded me for one of them, with the explanation "It wasn't up to their standards". Ok, but I kinda wanna know what's actually wrong with the top, as I might be able to fix it. Their shipping is cheap, but suuuuper slow. The prices are great though!

I bought few items and I was very surprised with the quality. So I decided to send few handbags in mint condition to sell. The first problem was that they do not inform you on how much you are going to make - not even an estimate. So you are pretty much on the dark. They "eat" 40% of the selling price which I found absurd. One of my items is marked as RESERVED since forever - it's been a month. So I am not sure what's up with that. I would rather have sold on eBay.