Anyone Ever Buy and/or Sell on Tradesy?

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Fullcloset said:
But did it have an odor when you got it back? Because if it didn't have an odor when Tradesy got it - I don't understand why they won't accept the return and if it did have an odor when you got it back - then you should have some recourse against the buyer who must have created it.
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Nope, no odor. I guess they just didn't want to take the return. I added the odor to the listing anyway and it sold the same day I got it back.
 
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domifreaka said:
I had one chanel cross body that was a VIP gift and sale got cancelled since VIP items aren't allowed....hopefully this wont happen to you. I moved it to ebay.
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alwayscoffee89 said:
Good to know! I probably will just keep it. Too much hassle. It's a cutie so I'll wear it for sure!
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That's an odd policy. I wonder why Tradesy would have that rule. There's certainly nothing illegal about selling VIP, GWP or otherwise free items.
 
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fashion_victim9 said:
I don't know what and why they are doing there!!!
Just sold the shoes 30 minutes ago, very expensive ones. Gave my buyer $300 discount and she bought them for $1700. I saw it, the price was 1700 during transaction, and the buyer confirmed she paid in full.
And now when I look at my sold items, it seems like the shoes were on sale and were sold for $1666!!!
Sale confirmation e-mail says "This item sold during a limited-time price drop at 2% off". That is NOT true, there wasn't any price drops and all my items are full priced at the moment. And it's never 2%, it's 5 regarding to my settings.
So they just decided I want to share another 2% or what? Buyer paid full amount and I will get 1666 minus 18%!!! I am so pissed off!!!!!
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got an answer that there was no glitch and these shoes were indeed sold during price drop (no, they didn't). tried to ague - no result, they insist.
so girls be very careful, it seems like a new Tradesy's way of earning money. when you sell full priced item, they cut their piece of your $ and confirm it like it's on sale while buyer pay in full.
 
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fashion_victim9 said:
got an answer that there was no glitch and these shoes were indeed sold during price drop (no, they didn't). tried to ague - no result, they insist.
so girls be very careful, it seems like a new Tradesy's way of earning money. when you sell full priced item, they cut their piece of your $ and confirm it like it's on sale while buyer pay in full.
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That's BS. Let tradesy know you'll report them to the FCC. They can't let the buyer pay the full amount, keep the already exorbitant commission then steal more of the money you earned!
 
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fashion_victim9 said:
I don't have proofs, only mine (and buyer's) word agains their. no screenshots, nothing
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No worries, there's a trail of data changes on their side. Every change to a system leaves a digital fingerprint. You can complain to the Federal Trade Commission or to the California Attorney General/Dept of Consumer Affairs or both. Since the transaction also includes transfers of funds, you can also complain to the CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) because funds transfers involve banking regulations. Any of these regulators has the ability to request records showing changes to the data - you don't have to do it.

Have fun sharing the aggravation right back at Tradesy.
 
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restricter said:
No worries, there's a trail of data changes on their side. Every change to a system leaves a digital fingerprint. You can complain to the Federal Trade Commission or to the California Attorney General/Dept of Consumer Affairs or both. Since the transaction also includes transfers of funds, you can also complain to the CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) because funds transfers involve banking regulations. Any of these regulators has the ability to request records showing changes to the data - you don't have to do it.

Have fun sharing the aggravation right back at Tradesy.
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thank you for valuable advice!!!!!
 
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