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I sent my first well-stuffed bag of 14 items for sale. Thought they would be fair in what they would give me considering half of the items still had the tags on them and those 6 alone totaled $400. I got $43 plus the paid $12.99 to ship back the one item they didn't keep. If I had given it more thought and known I would get so little back for my brand-new items, I probably could have taken them back to the retailers and gotten store credits for at least the sale prices of those items. Unfortunately I've already sent in a second bag of items, but never again.

This is ridiculous. I wish I'd read other sellers' reviews before sending a bag of clothing to them. I literally got pennies on the dollar for the 8 items they chose to accept. My guess is they are reselling unaccepted items via another source. Do not sell through them. But you would get much more as a tax write off donating and it would be much less frustrating. Have never bought anything through them, so I can't comment on that. Seller beware!

I sent them 20 shirts, shoes, and dresses. All high quality, barely worn items. One shirt was silk with the tag still on it--$125 dollar shirt! They gave me NOTHING for it and would not return it to me.
Do NOT, do NOT sell stuff to this company. I wouldn't be surprised if they keep the stuff and sell it on the side instead of donating it. If you read the other reviews you will see how they've kept many high dollar and quality items that could easily have been sold. BEWARE!

Please don't sell anything to this company. I wish I would have read these reviews before I sent them anything. Sent them about $500 in clothes and received 25 for that. That's ok I figured better then donating but then I found out that my 1 1/2 coach purse, wallet and my never worn 6 month old leather jacket was supposedly donated because it did not fit there standards. Now I know this company is a scam. Oh well lesson learned and I just hope that's others won't be as stupid thinking that there are still honest businesses people in the US.

I sent clothes they asked for, about twenty items. One was a pair of Aerosols shoes that had never been worn. They didn't want them. Yeah, right. What, they weren't as good as the Mossimo shoes from Target? Two White House, Black Market dresses each worn once to weddings. Nope, they didn't want them, but they loved those dresses from Old Navy. I wish I would have given my stuff to Goodwill. At least it would have been a right off.

Use trusted sites like EBay, Mercari or Poshmark. I sent them hundreds of dollars worth of name
Brand stuff and they gave me pennies. When I asked for my stuff back, they declined and said they keep everything. Unethical company. They do not disclose ahead of time what they will pay, that they keep your items, and that they set up pricing strategies to benefit them over 200%. The pay sellers 10-15% of the price they decide. The they sell if for a higher profit. None of this information is clearly presented when you sign up or submit a request for a bag. You have to search through the website to obtain this information and to read their policies. I'm going straight to BBB to file a complaint. They are unethical, misleading, and downright thieves. I have sold thousands of dollars with Poshmark and their 20 percent commission is well worth it. Don't waste your time, money, and items

I sent in 21 items all the brands they accept and over half still had tags. I just got notified they only accepted six. Ok whatever BUT they said they would pay a TOTAL OF $4.05 for all together. Then since I didn't trust them I asked for the rest back do that will be an additional $12.99 charge so impacting them $8 to sell clothes I paid for and they get all the profit. HUMMMM sounds like a tip off to me. I don't think they could stay in business long. You would have to be stupid to do this. Live and learn.