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When I give clothes to ThredUp, I just view it as an easy way to purge my closet. Instead of throwing it all in a bag and hauling it to goodwill, I set it out for the mailman! They may or may not pay me for these items. When they do pay me, I use that money towards my ThredUp purchases. All the clothes I've bought have been in excellent condition! If I'm not so crazy about them after they arrive, I send them back. Easy peasy! Don't plan on making hundreds of dollars. Just view the money from the clothes you give them as an extra perk!

I have sent 2 bags to Thredup, and yes they did not give me a whole lot of money, but what was to be expected anyway? I was going to donate them and I got some$$ to shop with, so I am happy with that. I ordered a few items and I have to say I am THRILLED! I got 2 awesome shirts and they were like brand new. I did order some boots and they were way too small, and I had excellent customer service in returning them! NO issues. Got my credit and I just placed and order and got a 10% discount! Just from a regular e-mail, not just for me!
I love ThredUp! Trust them.

The first two bags I sent in had good payouts, but since then, I have sent in several more bags where I am lucky to break $20 for designer pieces, new with tag items, and brand name purses hardly used. There is never any information provided on why the items are not accepted and supposedly they are sent to charity. I am starting to wonder if that is the case, especially when I see "unaccepted" brands on their site, selling for fairly high prices. Something just doesn't add up... seems fishy to me.

Not worth sending in at their payout percentages unless something is priced over $50 otherwise you get about 50 cents an item. I have tons of outgrown nice kids clothes but would rather donate or give to a friend. I was pleased with purchases but some items were not sized correctly and I still had to get a credit rather than refund even though it was not listed properly. I would only shop again if I got another 40% off. Good values for designer brands, especially children's clothes.

They give you rock bottom payment for what you send. Even though it is new or like new (unworn). The small amount they pay you can only be used to buy more stuff from them. The prices to buy the clothes is not much of a bargain.

However, something good is the items I items you receive. They all have Thred Up tags attached and were very nice choices for me. The packaging is very well done and creates a good impression.

But do not recommend because of the super low amts they pay you for quality clothes. And the email you get from the owner DOES go unanswered even though he asks for your feedback.

Come on Thred Up, nice idea but don't be so stingy/greedy!

I submitted my first bag of used clothes (many of which were brand new with tags) and only got $12 in credits. I received an email from the CEO asking me how my first experience was and he also claimed he answers every email. I still haven't heard from him and basically have $12 to spend on the site now which won't really get me much of anything. At least not anything comparable for all the good stuff I gave up. I'll just stick with Goodwill next time.

I have been purchasing from thredup for at least a year and a half and I love it. I never have a problem spending $75+ to qualify for free shipping, which is great because then I can use that extra money for a new blouse. I have always been satisfied with the customer service and quality of the items. I have had to do a couple returns because of an item not fitting and it's super easy and even better, free! I have also done a couple thredup bags and sent items in for consignment, unfortunately they didn't take a ton of items and the prices that they credit your account are pretty low but I don't have an issue with that because they sell the items for such a good price. All in all... I'm a happy thredup customer.

I only used it once, but my buying experience was easy and worth it. I wanted something that was inexpensive and versatile for my daughter. Also, I wanted to get more options than the few in my area's resale shops. She goes through clothes so fast that buying new all the time is a money waste. The items I looked at were in the exact condition that I was told to expect and worth the cost. I cannot comment on the selling aspect as I never sell, I donate to the Women's Shelter. However, my buying experience is worth telling friends about.

I was super impressed with ThredUp. I was a little skeptical of buying used clothing online, sense you cannot see it in person and see the quality for yourself. But after my first purchase I was very pleased! Even things that were marked as a tiny flaw were in amazing condition, I couldn't even notice the flaw that was mentioned. One thing that I was worried about was sizing but if you don't know your size at a store or brand already just check the size charts of the brand on their websites it is super helpful! And the 14 day return policy is plenty of time to get the package and decide that something doesn't fit.

I have been using Thread Up faithfully for over 2 years. I love being able to shop from home and Thread Up makes it easy, enjoyable, and affordable. Initially, I just purchased for myself but now I purchase for me and my kids. I especially love it for the kids' clothing as they grow so fast... I don't have to spend a fortune but still keeping them stylish and trendy! I've also sent in my own bag of clothes and was pleased with the outcome of the experience. I'd love to see a Men's section sometime!

I have sent bags full brand name, unworn clothing and received as little as $3.00 a bag. I know they need to make money, but it's ridiculous. Their "specialists" say that brand new items are faded or pilling. At this point, I think they do it so they can justify the low payouts. Also, it takes a month or more for them to process a bag and your upfront payments are NOT upfront. You have to wait 3 or more weeks to receive the cash.

While I love the idea of an easy and simple online consignment store, I am feeling more and more ripped off when I send items in.