I'm noticing that for me at least, clothing doesn't sell. Shoes, handbags, jewelry, other accessories ... those seem to be better categories for selling. I have a bunch of clothes I was planning to list but I think I might donate instead.
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I wonder if the seller stole it.I have a new one that I've never experienced before. I bought a $250 dress for $18 because it needed repairs. The repairs were something I could do myself so it was economical for me. The dress showed up and it was exactly as described, great right? Well I go to try it on and there is the security tag. The listing had mentioned it was a return and the tags were all still attached. I put it in Poshmark review but this is crazy! Am I not supposed to complain because it was $18?
I have been expanding my own closet and I am up to over 12,000 followers but I still have trouble with low ballers and slow sales. I'm thinking of going to Poshfest in October is anyone else planning on going?
In the meantime I'm putting on my high end items up on tradesy and having better luck for certain items on that site.
You aren't a crybaby and you have a right to be upset when someone else takes the easy "copy and paste" route.I hate to be such a crybaby but more people have been stealing my cover photos lately. I have commented a few asking them to kindly remove the pic. I started to put a watermark with my username on it and they still post it =\ I give up. I don't want to be the posh police. I am not actively seeking for these people. I just come across them when I look at new arrivals. Why do I feel like a ***** when I'm not even in the wrong. Should I just ignore?
Based on a few clues I only noticed after the fact I am 100% positive it's stolen..... Yes, I can cut it out.... It's actually on a seam and a small ink filled one, plus The dress has 4 underskirts with a top layer of organza but I was originally thinking I would resell or flip the dress.....I wonder if the seller stole it.
Is the tag the type you can cut off? I assume you can't or you wouldn't have asked.
Love it!although in my message I told the seller I was going to go to the store the tags referenced & see if they could help (I'm totally not, just being evil 😈 )
ROFL 😃..... that would have been a good one.....Love it!
You should have told the seller you called the store and they can identify which location (if a chain) the security tag came from and can ID who neglected to remove the tag if the item was purchased. 😈
Has anyone ever been successful in having flagged listings of fakes removed from PM?
I've reported so many and AFAIK, none have ever been removed.
The report button never works for me. If you want something done you have to email them. It's a joke.
Don't bother BB, Poshmark's main revenue is counterfeit sales. They won't do a damn thing about it and are likely to say you're preventing them from making money. I really wish the big brands would go after this site and sue Posh for aiding in counterfeit sales.
You aren't a crybaby and you have a right to be upset when someone else takes the easy "copy and paste" route.
It's a lot of work to prepare listings and every site has a copyright policy disallowing the use of someone else's work.
PM will remove infringing listings. I know this from firsthand experience.
https://poshmark.com/copyright
Poshmark respects the intellectual property of others, and we ask our users to do the same. Poshmark will promptly process and investigate notices of alleged infringement and will take appropriate actions to the offending content.
If you believe that your work has been copied in a way that constitutes copyright infringement, or that your intellectual property rights have been otherwise violated, please contact us at [email protected].
Details on our Copyright Policy can be found in our Terms of Service.
Has anyone ever been successful in having flagged listings of fakes removed from PM?
I've reported so many and AFAIK, none have ever been removed.
Ugh! It sounds like Listia. Both Poshmark and LIstia try to portray the image of a safe marketplace yet do nothing about reports.The report button never works for me. If you want something done you have to email them. It's a joke.
Don't bother BB, Poshmark's main revenue is counterfeit sales. They won't do a damn thing about it and are likely to say you're preventing them from making money. I really wish the big brands would go after this site and sue Posh for aiding in counterfeit sales.
Actually, that's the way all sites are about this type of infringement. Only the rights owner can report unauthorized use of text and/or images.This!!! Also, the last time I reported someone (through an eloquent, cleverly worded email) outlining how they were stealing every single one of their photos and listings from The RealReal they responded that TRR needed to make the complaint, in writing, in order for posh to pull the listings. They will only do something about stolen listings if the entity possessing the actual stolen media reaches out to them.(
You aren't a crybaby and you have a right to be upset when someone else takes the easy "copy and paste" route.
It's a lot of work to prepare listings and every site has a copyright policy disallowing the use of someone else's work.
PM will remove infringing listings. I know this from firsthand experience.
https://poshmark.com/copyright
Poshmark respects the intellectual property of others, and we ask our users to do the same. Poshmark will promptly process and investigate notices of alleged infringement and will take appropriate actions to the offending content.
If you believe that your work has been copied in a way that constitutes copyright infringement, or that your intellectual property rights have been otherwise violated, please contact us at [email protected].
Details on our Copyright Policy can be found in our Terms of Service.
Comments don't help. That's why you have to submit a DCMA report directly to Poshmark in accordance with the link I posted above.So I left her a comment asking her kindly to remove the pic which had my watermark (username) across the middle. She said that's "weird" and how she "just found it on the web". She's a suggested user too. I'm not. I'm so disgusted at what certain sellers get away with... I do include stock photos for reference but my listings are not strictly stock photos. I take my time to include detailed descriptions and take clear photos (which are staged by the way) .. Just to have people steal them. I just want to quit selling online altogether sometimes. I can't compete with people coming in at significantly lower prices, non detailed descriptions, power sellers, suggested users, all while they're using MY pictures. Ugh sorry rant
Wow this all day it's like you are inside of my brain! I completely agree with every single thing you said!This!!! Also, the last time I reported someone (through an eloquent, cleverly worded email) outlining how they were stealing every single one of their photos and listings from The RealReal they responded that TRR needed to make the complaint, in writing, in order for posh to pull the listings. They will only do something about stolen listings if the entity possessing the actual stolen media reaches out to them.
So buyer beware! I'm a decent seller/buyer and have made some great acquaintances through the app but I'm really disturbed with their behavior toward other poshers that I really respect/trust... and their new retail portal is a joke. I don't need any more cheap crap imported from China clogging up the marketplace. Nobody really thinks to themselves that they'd like to pay $40 for something from China on posh they can buy off eBay for $10 directly from the sweat shop manufacturer![]()