Debbie B.

My excitement at purchasing nice clothes at reasonable prices turned to disappointment and frustration upon receiving my first item. I'm a medium but the shirts I purchased were more like a child's medium. When I immediately tried to cancel the remaining purchases (all the same brand) I discovered with disgust that Poshmark's customer service is all by email. Furthermore, by the time I received an email response, it was to late to stop the purchases, nor would Poshmark accept any returns without photo proof that the shirts didn't fit; as if I'm going to send personal photos of me, half dressed, to a company that has no face! Such a policy exposes the customer/buyer to potential Cyberspace nightmares! Poshmark boasts that it has made millions in just a couple of years... not hard to do with its very clever (sleezy) return policy combined with charging the buyer $5.00 per item. Yep, Poshmark's owners/CEO's etc, can really pride themselves for making millions by ripping the buyer off while hiding behind emails. Thanks to Poshmark, I'm now stuck with a bunch of shirts that I have to try and sell. I'll stick with ebay, and will never deal with Poshmark again.

Deb