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I started selling on Poshmark in June of 2016 by selling nice clothes and shoes I would usually take to Goodwill or try to sell at a resale shop. I was able to keep a greater percentage from Posh than any resale shop I contacted and I could do everything from home and nothing was rejected. I both buy and sell on the sight and have never encountered any problems. I have noticed, however, my sales have slowed down since the increase in shipping. I wish there was some way to reduce the shipping cost. I think a lot more people would purchase items.

As a buyer I will say I never had a problem until recently. I've ordered 3 pairs of sunglasses and the sellers were all great as well as the sunglasses. All were shipped out within 3 days and product was what I expected.

However, my recent purchase was a MK bag, seller abw93 never shipped it out. She never contacted me or kept me up to date. What bothered me is her account wss active the entire time. Seller was sent a reminder by Poshmark as well. I canceled the order and received my refund right away.

Other then the very bad experience with seller abw93, I never had a problem. I actually just ordered the same bag from another seller. I would negotiate the price a little but I would not lowball the sellers. They do have to make some kind of profit. And keep in mind, Poshmark does keep 20 percent.

I have to laugh at all the negative reviews on sitejabber regarding Poshmark.com. People, if you follow Poshmark's advice you will have few if any problems. We have had exactly one issue and it was the sellers fault, not Poshmarks. In fact, Poshmark quickly resolved the issue for us. Firstly, DO NOT respond to private email requests outside of Poshmark and then claim that it is Poshmark's fault when something goes wrong. Only sell through the Poshmark website! Do not PM anyone. More often than not you are getting scammed. Of course Poshmark charges you to sell on their website! You are paying for a service and for the the protection they provide if you sell the RIGHT WAY which is only through the website. You do not have to listen to lowballers just be patient and wait for someone to make an honest bid. If you follow their directions on sales and listings, Poshmark.com provides a safe and worry free method of selling high end items. We have no affiliation with Poshmark, I just hate to see them get blamed for other people's dumb mistakes.

Updated 2/28: My first experience with Poshmark I was selling a Tiffany ring. I had people try to low ball me as little as $20. I had people ask me to email them directly outside of poshmark (scammers) and the woman who purchased my item provided poshmark with the wrong address so I was never paid and the item was returned. I tried to contact customer service several times regarding the matter and got automated responses or a copy/paste response from some dude in India. Due to the high S&H on poshmark, people ask you to sell your item for off at times and try to get you to reduce costs so that shipping would be free. Every time I take money off an item it dings me and it isn't worth my time to sell an item for $2.50 profit. So 80% of my experiences have been great and drama free as a seller and buyer. 20% have been annoying. I had one lady buy a shirt from me that was listed as black and the label on the shirt said black. She received it and wanted to send it back because she said it was blue. Customer service is LOUSY. It took them forever to respond and the buyer took off with my item. After a month and threats to go to the BBB and attorney general, Poshmark refunded my money as the buyer never returned the item.

Absolutely non-ethical company. Bought a dress, got dress, dress was labeled as a certain size but had clearly been shrunk. Zipper was warped, and wouldn't zip. Dress will never fit. Complained, and after a series of back and forth, they denied my return request because technically, the dress was the same size that was advertised. I explained that no, technically it wasn't. They would not even address the broken zipper, even after asking them point blank "why are you not addressing the broken zipper." In response, they actually told me in an email (so i have it in writing) that I can go ahead and try reselling the item. Enraged, I asked them if that is their typical policy, to knowingly encourage users to sell bad items so that they can continue to profit off of already high percentages of the sale. No response. I cannot even believe that a business can so transparently be this non-ethical. DO NOT USE Poshmark. There are far better clothes selling/trading sites.

I had made a purchase and never got the package. Not sure what happened to it. I had to dispute the charge with my credit card company. Poshmark basically threatened that if i did that it will result in: (1) their credit being affected and (2) they will suspend my account. Lo and behold, my account has been wiped out. It wasn't suspended as they had threatened, but they deleted all my listings. Wow, way to go losers. Can't believe this is how their customer service does business. And to think they only can be reached by email is what drives me nuts. What kind of business model is this? You're a tech company and can't even allow people to call you guys? I wished I had see all these reviews sooner. Instead of selling my stuff, i rather donate it to a charity and get a tax deduction. Puh-lease, Poshmark. I ain't scared of you. P.S. I hope your credit was affected because I could care less. Hah!