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As far as I'm concerned there is no one doing any kind of inspection on items before they're listed. I've bought several items (mostly clothing) from them over the past 5 years, but no more, it's too risky. Too many times I have received clothing that was pilled, faded, had buttons falling off, and/or just plain worn-out. I see that thredUp is selling on ebay as well so beware.
I'm not one of those people who read Us or People magazine, or watch ET where they fawn over the rich and famous so this is a very refreshing site -- sure it's mean and cruel, but most of the celebs deserve it and the guy who writes the stuff is hilarious.
The rewards aren't great, but if you need extra airline miles it's good for that. I have earned Starbucks gift cards before, but it takes a while to get to that reward level -- one $25 gift card costs $75. Too bad you can't redeem your 'cash' for actual cash. The other rewards are magazine subscriptions and e-gift certificates which you have to spend a certain amount first (like $10 off a $50 purchase at macys.com for example). The surveys are usually long, boring and very tedious.
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Thank you for your review, Liz. We appreciate hearing your feedback, and we're sorry to hear about your recent experiences not meeting expectations. If you ever receive items in an order that are not as described, or if you'd like to review a Clean Out bag's processing further, you can reach out to our support team where we'll provide additional information and assistance: https://www.thredup.com/contact. Thank you.