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I sent two bags of quality clothes most had never been worn and got next to nothing for them. One dress I sent in from jcrew was brand new and never worn and they claimed it had signs of wear. I spent 15 minutes arguing with them and they did nothing but tell me that their inspectors see things that the we the people that actually bought the item brand new don't see. I call bs. The only reason I didn't return the dress to jcrew was it was a final sale. Will never sell or buy anything from them again and will make sure everyone I know doesn't either.

Sent 14 item brand new tags. Got credit for 1% out of the whole things. Yet they have the nerve to listed at the price it actually is. Can request for items back. Seem like they do ris regularly! Their business motto must be rip people off to get their items and turn around to sell at regular price. That how they got all their listing. So sad this this business still exist with such unethical, deceptive and scamming way to practice their business! I hope and heart break for all those people that we t through the same thing and can't do anything to get their items back. Be smart buy and sell from EBay, at least the seller there can be checked through feedback, unlike this company with pretty logo advertisements yet can't wait for their next victim!

As the same as others, I made very little after sending in 2 bags filled with quality items, I used to use another website "Twice" who is no longer in business (maybe I know why now) and would get approx. $45 per bag for my items, now Im getting $4.50ish, and thats not including now, what seems to be double shipping charges. Thats crazy! Its not even the. 45 cents they are valuing and item at 5% given for it, which is insane, I can sell it for $1.00 to $3.00 at my garage sales, but its the items they are not taking! It cant be, there is no way that they didnt accept certain items that I know were of value and on trend, so seriously, they are donating them? I dont think so, maybe packing them up and reselling wholesale to someone!
Sell your own stuff on letgo or donate. Ebay is a hassle to list and it seemed great to be able to use Thredup to get cash for your items without that hassle for less, but for pennies? Come on! Their items are way too much too if your a buyer, free shipping if you spend $75? On used clothes? Shipping has become expensive so I understand that they just cant ship everything free, including their kits, BUT maybe make your clean out kits less of the BS pamphlet book that is included, totally unnecessary! And obviously costly! And your killing a lot of trees for it!

Dont sell, you will be so dissapointed! Thred Up, you need to find another way, this is making a lot of people Pissed OFF! No Stars!

I wish I read the reviews on this site before naively sending them a bag full of either barely worn clothes or items still with tags. They took 7 weeks to process my bag and this is what I am getting:

Accepted upfront Items: 3
Accepted consignment items: 3
Bag Earnings Subtotal: $11.35
Bag Fee: - $4.99
Payout: $6.36

Really? $6.36 can't even buy a sandwich in NYC! In the past I have always given my clothes away to community centers that distribute my clothes to needy people at no charge, or to Dress for Success. I got a lot more satisfaction from outright donations with nothing in return than receiving a measly $6.36. Never again! Do a good deed and donate your clothes instead!

This company started out as a great way to sell your clothes without the hassle of having to do it yourself. However, with shipping charges and commissions as low as 15%, Thred Up's new payouts are ridiculously under valued. I would rather donate my items and get the tax write off then deal with these criminals again. I will be contacting the BBB and making a complaint and urge all other sellers that have been scammed to do the same.

I started selling my clothes to ThredUp 3 years ago. As someone who shops often and cleans out her closet just as often, I used to love this company. I would send them 1-2 bags monthly. It was extremely convenient for me to just load up the bag and send it on its way. But, recently, a lot has changed and I'm done using them. They take sometimes 2 months just to process your bag. The little pay out that you do get takes another 14 business days to process and then you pay a fee to transfer it to your account. Unless you want to accept a prepaid Visa card. Plus, they now take $10 out of your "up front payout" to cover shipping costs. I understand a company needs to make money but to get paid $15 on 18 items - most of which had tags and were more expensive brands (Hudson jeans, Rag & Bone, Banana Republic, etc.), is absurd. If this is how they plan to continue operating, I'd rather go back to donating my clothes and letting someone who truly needs them have them.

I have been a wardrobe stylist/personal shopper for 16+ years so am very familiar with the consignment process. I decided to try ThreadUp, thinking that I would get a better payout since they don't have a brick and mortar store. Boy was I wrong. I feel SICK about the things I sent and how little I'm going to get for them. These items were either brand new with tags or designer, and I basically am going to end up netting about $10. Ridiculous. This site is a RIP OFF. Stay away!

I recently bought some tops, dress and jeans from Thredup.com, it is my first time buying used clothes online, I really doubt the quality before I received the package. I ordered almost $200 and the package were sent to me separately. After a week, I received them one after another, to my big surprise, they are in amazing quality, and truly to the descriptions, I immediately wash them and wear them in 2 weeks. I received so many compliments from my coworkers and I also recommend them this website. I know it is frustrating for those sellers because they didn't get what they expect to be paid from thredup, but as a buyer, I really love this web and their stuff.

I used them 1 year ago and felt they were a reputable company worth my time and effort. Unfortunately, my most recent experience was not the same.

1) increased their S&H fee... this I may be able to understand if payout didn't decrease 5%
2) longer wait time for pay out (originally was 4 week, now 6-8 weeks)
3) decreased payout... by a significant percentage

Don't sell your clothes here... the company has unfortunately gone down hill.

I ordered a clean out kit. I sent in good clothing. Filled the bag. They say in the terms that the shipping fees will be taken out of your money earned. I did this just to see if it would be a good deal to try. I have since doing this just started donating clothing. They chose to keep and sell around 15 items all priced over 5$. I received an upfront payout option of 5.55. I truly felt for the price they labeled them my offer should have been higher. Even ten dollars would have made me feel better, but lesson learned. I was just seeing if it would be worth it.

What I can say is that after I waited the "timeframe" in which to collect my money. I received the money within minutes to paypal. Another bummer here was they taxed my withdrawl and took out. 11, that was stupid. I was testing this out because everyone comes to me for advice on donations or selling products. I did not recommend anyone using this option through this site.