My bag from Tradesy arrived today! It's still troubling to have a package disappear for 5 days (yesterday neither Tradesy nor USPS knew where it was) but I'm thrilled that it made its way to me.
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Maybe Tradesy's new year's resolution was to keep their sellers happier by allowing them to get their money in a reasonable amount of time.My money from a sale was released exactly a week after delivery. That is the quickest it has been in awhile. As far as I can tell, it wasn't returned. I have 3 more outstanding sales. I've always wondered if they are more likely to release money if there are more in the pipeline.
That’s great to hear!My money from a sale was released exactly a week after delivery. That is the quickest it has been in awhile. As far as I can tell, it wasn't returned. I have 3 more outstanding sales. I've always wondered if they are more likely to release money if there are more in the pipeline.
Sometimes they pay quicker if there is a return. Once they have the item back and they know there was nothing wrong with it, they usually release your money. Some people return in person and then the release is really quick. I haven't had many returns lately. I don't know how the seller is affected by returns. I'm sure it is worse if they think the items were not as described, even if the buyer returned for a different reason. In some cases, they will return the item to the seller. They did that to me once, claiming the measurements were wrong, but the measurements matched the manufacturer's. I think they just didn't think they would be able to sell it again. I sold it on ebay after that, with the same measurements, and my buyer was happy. One seller on here says she thinks they return about every 10th return to the seller, and it has nothing to do with it being described incorrectly. They just think they will lose too much money reselling it.That’s great to hear!
I’ve never sold there. Do they take longer to pay if you get a return? How does the seller get affected from returns?
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Wow, that is interesting! Thanks for explaining that.Sometimes they pay quicker if there is a return. Once they have the item back and they know there was nothing wrong with it, they usually release your money. Some people return in person and then the release is really quick. I haven't had many returns lately. I don't know how the seller is affected by returns. I'm sure it is worse if they think the items were not as described, even if the buyer returned for a different reason. In some cases, they will return the item to the seller. They did that to me once, claiming the measurements were wrong, but the measurements matched the manufacturer's. I think they just didn't think they would be able to sell it again. I sold it on ebay after that, with the same measurements, and my buyer was happy. One seller on here says she thinks they return about every 10th return to the seller, and it has nothing to do with it being described incorrectly. They just think they will lose too much money reselling it.
It doesn't take a week to get the Tradesy label. It takes a week or more to get the shipping kit, which is usually a plastic bag with a label attached. The label is available online instantly for printing. I use Tradesy labels for nearly everything over a pound. They charge $10.50 for it, but you don't have to pay commission on it. If you ship yourself, then you have to use your own money to pay for shipping and you have to pay commission on the full amount. If I sell a scarf or keychain I can ship first class for $2.66, so I'll do that instead of their label.Wow, that is interesting! Thanks for explaining that.
Do you ship the item yourself? I read that it takes a week to get the Tradesy label. I like shipping items out within 24 hours.
Oh great! Thanks for clarifying that!It doesn't take a week to get the Tradesy label. It takes a week or more to get the shipping kit, which is usually a plastic bag with a label attached. The label is available online instantly for printing. I use Tradesy labels for nearly everything over a pound. They charge $10.50 for it, but you don't have to pay commission on it. If you ship yourself, then you have to use your own money to pay for shipping and you have to pay commission on the full amount. If I sell a scarf or keychain I can ship first class for $2.66, so I'll do that instead of their label.
I'm not sure if it is insured over $2500. There was some talk about that awhile ago. I can't remember if they changed it. Other than that, it is either USPS insured or Tradesy insured. Once a package was lost and Tradesy paid me anyway.Oh great! Thanks for clarifying that!
Is it also insured for the full amount?
Ok, thats good to know. I’m not selling anything over that price.I'm not sure if it is insured over $2500. There was some talk about that awhile ago. I can't remember if they changed it. Other than that, it is either USPS insured or Tradesy insured. Once a package was lost and Tradesy paid me anyway.
I think I noticed they took new photos of mine before. Maybe not all of them. I think they like a particular uniform look. I didn't think their photos were better than mine.I haven't had a buyer return their purchase to Tradesy for quite a while, but my last sale was returned....I received my money much quicker, and I noticed that after a week or so in Tradesy's closet using my photos, there are now all new photos. Is Tradesy not re-using photos now?