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Says free returns but when you go to return they only refund hafe price for the product you purchased
Like I purchased some $30 jeans and they didn't fit I'm thinking no biggy I'll return and buy some more then I clicked on return going through the process then saw they would only refund $14.69 for some $#*!in jeans I bought for $30 and didn't fit I will never buy anything from them again I learned my lesson
This website has to many issues don't do any business with them buy or sale

Much like other sellers have noted, you could make a LOT more off of ebay. I sent three huge bags. Thredup sent an apology note saying they wouldn't be looked through until July 15. Okay, fine. Come July 15... nothing. No email, no nothing. I logged on and saw that the date had been pushed back but I received no communication from Thredup.

Just finally had one of the bags looked through full of new items, probably a good 40 pieces I easily could've sold as a lot on ebay and they gave me $5 bucks. LOL! I had name-brand suit sets, blazers, blouses, many of which had never been worn. These people are ridiculous.

Never again. I will go through the trouble of listing them on ebay, or donate to charity myself and take the tax deduction.

I sent approximately $1900 worth of very gently used name brand clothing to ThredUp. When I say name brand I mean 7s, Miss Me's, Paige Denim, Joe Jeans, etc. They paid me a whopping $63.73 for it. You are much better off selling your stuff locally or on Ebay. I sell my stuff all the time and have never received such awful prices for it. You can get better money at a Plato's Closet or other consignment shop. Don't do this. You will get seriously ripped off. I will NEVER use this again and will NEVER recommend anyone uses it. What a joke.

I ordered cleanout bags and returned them at different times prior to receiving my first 'payout'. They provide an estimate of what they offer for each item but it's not even close to what you actually get. The people sorting through the items has NO idea what they are doing. Items with tags still attached were listed on their website for sale as 'gently worn'. They are now also charging in order for you to have them donate the items they do not accept. You also have the option to have the items returned to you but of course, also at a cost. HUGEST RIPOFF EVER. Avoid.

Buy your stuff from ThredUp, but do not give them anything, it is a complete rip off. They say your resell value is really low and give you change and turn around and sell your stuff for a much higher price without explanation, then when you write them about it, there is no response or explanation. I should have sent 1 item at first to see their business practices. Very shady and I'm going to research how this business can be investigated.

All my items were counterfeit. They were "marked down" from $200 but I later found them on ebay for $5 each. They also marked them as "Final sale" soy they are not returnable. Basically robbing you in the face. I went out of my way to ask them before buying if the items might be counterfeit because they were so marked down. They said that wasn't possible so I went ahead and bought them. After I showed the items to them on ebay, they said I could return them. But thanks to their return policy, and the fact that they marked the items as "Final sale" I can't return them. After that they blocked my chat box. Its robbery

So far, I'm loving ThredUp. I've recently had to replenish my business attire for grad school and I'm thrilled to spend only $300 on 3 jackets and 3 pants (1 pair of designer pants too!). Where else can you do that? I only wish returns would be processed faster because I literally live miles from the ThredUp IL location and I wish there was a way to mark items as "favorites" so you can review them later. I often fill my order with 10-12 items and need some time to browse all the options!

I just got my payout back. I mean, could I be any more disappointed? I sent them a bag full of designer clothing, including unworn/tags still on Chloe', Cache, Ann Taylor, the list goes on and on. I am SO glad that I did not rip my closet apart. Of course they took the Lululemon and price gouged me. I have never, EVER felt real regret about recycling my used clothing (i. E. BuffaloExchange, Crossroads...) until today where I looked at my pathetic pay out for clothing that was well in the hundreds, if not thousands new. This has got to be one chalked up to heavy embarrassment that I decided to trust an online company to sell my stuff. In addition to selling my stuff and cherry picking (okay, fine), they purchased the out of season worn skirt and running shorts over a very recently purchased (and unworn) pair of designer jeans. DO their buyers know what they're doing? Do they actually know prices/wear? ThredUp is a scam, pennies on the dollar for quality items who KNOWS if they're actually donating (or donating to reselling at 90% mark-up). I wish I would have read the seller reviews. I'm so mad! NEVER AGAIN.