Sally M.

The title says it all. Except for Amazon, Ebay is still better than the others that have popped up. I read the reviews for Posh, I tried Swap, and some other sites to sell on. Just getting up and running is too complicated. They want your contacts information; they want this and that. I do well - not fantastic - on Ebay and though it's going through some dramatic changes, I appreciate that it's around for 3P like me.

Grailed is strictly for menswear. What I like about it from a seller's point is that it has three levels to list your items: Grailed (the highest) to Core (the lowest). Core is for Ralph Lauren, Levis, those kinds of brands. Grailed is for the $300 t-shirts! And $1000 Athletic shoes; Jeezys.
The Good:
From a seller's point, I like the ease of listing items. I like the way my items look in photos. I like that they have a low % fee.
The Not so good:
But on the opposite side it seems lately the site has really been MIA. No traffic. I sold a couple of items within a month, and since then nothing is looked at or sold, so I think the owners and staff have taken a vacation and may not be working the site. They could also take a hint from Ebay and send out tips & announcements, letting the sellers know if their listing needs improvements.
It also seems to want to be an international site, doing a lot of business overseas, esp. In Asia. I'm not sure if they filter the sellers and care if they are selling knockoffs and pirated goods.

This is in reply to those who are buying items from Tradesy and state it's fake. If you want the REAL thing, go direct to the manufacturer. Any site, Tradesy - Ebay - the REALREAL - cannot guarantee that the seller is selling an authentic item. The problem is buyers want a "deal" and don't want to buy full price. The designers always run sales and have outlets, which the buyers should go to. I would never buy any luxury designer item from off the internet. Notice you don't get "fake" complaints with Levi Jeans, Ann Taylor, Uniqlo, Columbia, etc. only with the high priced designer goods.