Clothes are hard to sell.
CLothes are very hard to sell, even high fashion brand name clothing. In order to move my clothes out of my closet I sometimes take those low ball offers.
Anyone Ever Buy and/or Sell on Tradesy?
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Clothes are hard to sell.
CLothes are very hard to sell, even high fashion brand name clothing. In order to move my clothes out of my closet I sometimes take those low ball offers.
I actually do pretty well with clothing on Poshmark. Maybe because that's what the app is more geared to. I've also been selling there for years so I have a decent amount of followers.
Agreed! I think poshmark is better to sell clothing because it gets people to buy just from the sharing aspect of the site. I sell most of my clothing there as well. Still takes a bit longer than shoes and purses, but it will still sell.
Tradesy returned ANOTHER one of my Chanel bags and either the buyer or them damaged the closure. They offered me $75 site credit for it. What a joke. Nobody will repair vintage chanel closure for $75!
I feel like they're never keeping the expensive returns now. They sold one of my old returns (from November of last year) in their closet for $750. I sold it for $1,600! if I saw it for 750 I would probably buy it back, it was a bag in great condition.
I feel like they're never keeping the expensive returns now. They sold one of my old returns (from November of last year) in their closet for $750. I sold it for $1,600! if I saw it for 750 I would probably buy it back, it was a bag in great condition.
Oh no! I'm so sorry. That's my greatest fear with selling items, damage and return. Did you contact them with your concern?
Thanks. I always have quite a few items listed plus I tend to list brands that are popular there such as Anthropologie and Free People.
I received a damaged (scratched and tarnished bracelet) returned from Tradesy. it was either worn ir improperly stored and def improperly packaged. customer returned immediately, but it was in Tradesy's possession for 11-12 days, tag is also scratched and covered with oily fingerprints. Tradesy emailed me and backed up their version with a picture from my listing that I took by phone. too bad for them I took better pictures just before shipping with a good camera. what are they gonna say now? see pics before and after, also the way I packaged it and the way they just tossed it in the box.
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Oh my goodness that is shocking! I hope you fight this all the way! How can they claim that an item is in the same condition as you sent it when it went out to the buyer who did who knows what with it, and then it hung around with Tradesy for almost 2 weeks? I am so sorry this happened to you.
Right, I mean if such a small item that is easy to process was not in Tradesy's possession for almost two weeks and there were no these oily fingerprints I would say maybe just improperly packaged.
I would say it's possible that the buyer did a switcheroo. Either way you can absolutely tell the difference between your pic and Tradsey's.
Is it possible that the item was switched out? The bracelet looks much worse for wear, there's dullness from use, either that or the angle of after pics are different. I feel for you... does Tiffany come with serial etc?
You are right, it is such a common item, there's always possibility. customer returned because it didn't fit. I was like can someone not know a standard Tiffany's bracelet size?
no serial for this tag issue, only for some pendants.
I inspected the bracelet under magnifier, it IS my bracelet but scratched and tarnished now. customer returned it immediately, then it took 11-12 day for Tradesy to process return. so go figure.
and here's another comparison pic of before and after. it's not a bad angle, macro shows the scratches that were not there.
and here's another comparison pic of before and after. it's not a bad angle, macro shows the scratches that were not there.
