Matt D.

The site comes off as very professional and a base for freelancing artists. But it's actually everything you need to stay away from, IF you wanna do freelancing.
The site offers no protection for the customer whatsoever, so you can get scammed by either posting a project or by accepting one. Because they claim to be "just a platform", and that users deal among each other. But they limit communication and offer ZERO security for the users and their interests. They make money regardless of who loses (and the user is the loser. Every time.)

Sounds an awful lot like a scam.

I love how Americans $#*! about late deliveries. You should live in the $#*! of the world for a while, then you'd know what waiting really means.
RedBubble is fantastic. The tees I ordered arrived within the estimated time frame, the printing is great (doesn't wash out at all), and so is the quality of the clothing itself.
But you need to know how to tell a good design from a bad one. ANYBODY can sell on RB, so you can expect some of the t-shirts offered to be pixelated, poorly cropped or blurry. Just avoid those, and you'll be fine.