Holly B.

Some one I trust sent me a link to Threadflip... sounded like a great opportunity. Read reviews. Were mixed, but since there were some positive ones - gave it a shot. Bad idea. Sent in a bunch of new with tags items (lost a bunch of weight) - they were priced so low, the items were basically given away. Paid to have the rejected items returned to me... nope, they were mailed to someone hundreds of miles from me. Still waiting to find out if I will be compensated for the items (and the return fees I paid). Closed my closet... they sent back my items... and also someone else's. Still waiting for guidance on how I will be reimbursed for mailing back the item sent in error. (Haven't mailed it yet)

--- Update: I got a whopping $6.00 for the three items which were rejected and supposedly sent back to me (one was a brand-new LL Bean sweater retailing for $119-). The shipping number that Threadflip sent me as being my return box went to an address hundreds of miles from me... When I told Dana that I expected Threadflip to get hold of the recipient and have the items forwarded to me, she informed me that they have no way to contact that person... sorry. She then gave me an additional $4- credit and told me that Threadflip sells items at a 77% discount from the retail price. Wow! $10 return for over $200- of clothing -- though she did refund the $10 I paid to get my stuff back. Still hasn't sent me the money to return the item which they sent that belongs to someone else. Oh well... it is going to charity. Opened up the package... it's a blouse, new with tags. Retailer price: $10.99.

--- latest update: reached as as the company response requested (and followed up four times)... Threadflip final response was there is nothing they can do