thredUP Reviews

Name: thredUP
Rating: 1.56

1.6 Rating 170 Reviews

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1.6

Based on 170 reviews

Shipping & Delivery
Delivery Methods	Courier, Postal Service
Average Delivery Time	Over 7 Days
On-time Delivery	Greater than 52%
Accurate And Undamaged Orders	Greater than 57%
Customer Service
Communication Channels	Email, Live Chat
Queries Resolved In	Over A Week
Returns & Refunds
Returns Process	Could Be Better

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thredUP 1 star review on 2nd September 2025

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thredUP 1 star review on 23rd March 2025

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thredUP 1 star review on 10th February 2025

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Anonymous // 01/01/2019

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“Buying is great, but sellers beware…I sent really nice pieces back in their enclosed bag. Seemed like a great idea as I had pieces with tags still in them. 6 weeks later, not a word!!!! Try contacting them, bots!!!!”

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Posted 1 week ago

“I sent in a bunch of items to sell. The items stated that I would get a certain amount, But ended up getting a lot lower amount than what was expected, even on designer items. Plus, the most expensive item that I had to sell, never showed up on the sales site and disappeared, so someone there stole the dress. It was a vintage dress that could have brought in a lot of money for me. I do not recommend this site for selling at all.”

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Posted 3 weeks ago

“Worst shopping experience ever. Purchased and paid for 5 items. A week and a half later, I received an email that 4 of the items were not available. Biggest waste of time, not to mention the offer had expired by then. Beyond disappointed.”

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Posted 1 month ago

“Total scam. I sent them a full bag of 20 items of brand name clothes in very good condition. They posted just 2 and said all the rest is not good. It was Theory, Armani, North Face, etc. I could have sold it on eBay. Stay away from this company.”

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Posted 1 month ago

“Do not sell through ThredUp. I paid $35 to ship 20 items, and they only accepted 10—even though many were name brands. Those 10 items sold for just $21, which was applied toward a $30 service fee. Now, I’ll likely be billed for the remaining $9. I could have easily made more selling on eBay, but I got swept up in their advertising.”

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Posted 1 month ago

“I haven’t used ThredUp up in a while so I figured I’d give it another try with some of my inventory that wasn’t moving. NEVER AGAIN. Minimal returns number one. Number two, I paid a flat fee to have items returned to me thinking that whatever didn’t sell would be sent back. NOPE. If they don’t take it, they send it back. If your items don’t sell you have to pay $5.99 PER PIECE to have them returned. One would think all of the clothing resides in the same building so why the per piece shipping price? What a SCAM. So at this point, if I wanted ny items back I’d have to pay $120, meanwhile, I made a measly $70 after selling 22 designer/mid pieces of clothing. Wonder what they’ll do with all of it… beyond disappointed and feel totally ripped off.”

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Posted 1 month ago

“My biggest surprise with ThredUp is that they are still in business. The way they list the clothing will almost guarantee they won't get sold. Then, when they aren't sold, they charge the seller for shipping their items to them. Someone needs to investigate this company and find out just what they do to "responsibly recycle or repurpose" the unsold items. If they would leave suits as suits instead of breaking them apart and calling the separates, most would sell! I have to take this to the BBB.”

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Posted 1 month ago

“VERY UNHAPPY! The items that I received were cheap looking. Nothing like the pictures. Also, returning, even if the fit is wrong, is ridiculously not in the buyers favor. There is a $3.99 restocking fee on each item. Then, if you want a full refund on your credit card, they make you pay $10.99 shipping! I was hoping to opt out of this and ship it myself, which would have been cheaper, but no such option was available. Instead I kept the items and took a store credit. Other than redeeming my credit, I will never spend another dime at this site!”

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Posted 1 month ago

“I purchased an item then had my credit card charged then days later thred up canceled my order .. they then re listed the item close to double the price using the same photos and description and sold it to another buyer. yes they sent me a sold message and charged my credit card to refund it days later. GREAT BUSINESS MODEL”

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Posted 1 month ago

“Selling on threads up is really bad. Buying items turned out to be great for me. I sent in five bags of nice clothes because I have lost a lot of weight and needed a different size out of five bags of clothes I received zero amount of money on the other side. They had a sale of 90% off and free shipping. I bought three pairs of Gloria Vanderbilt jeans with free shipping and it cost me only $26. I guess if you’re going to sell on threads up, forget it but receive their emails and purchase when they have a sale like that.”

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Posted 1 month ago

“I sent brand new shoes with soles that proved they had never been worn. Quality labels, suede, ankle high wedge boots. They claimed they couldn't post any of them on their site! I will be watching all the other selling sites (eBay, Poshmark, etc) to see if they end up being sold there by this group! There is so much wrong with the way this place operates it's impossible to believe people ever use them more than once.”

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Posted 2 months ago

“SELLER BEWARE!! I sent clothes with the tags still on them and they rated several pieces as the fabric looking worn! Most of what I sent was 2 and 3 piece suits and the tags were clear that they were a set. They separated the suits into jacket, pant, vest and gave different ratings to each piece! Buyers won't know there is a pair of pants to go with the jackets! Brand new shoes, never worn so perfect clean soles with designer labels and they claimed they weren't up to standards! Makes me think they take what they want for themselves to put in their own closets or to sell on eBay.”

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Posted 2 months ago

“I was not satisfied with something and returned it along with a "clean out" bag full of pretty decent clothes. This was sent in ONE big bag. They received the return and issued me a partial refund but they insisted they never received the "clean out" bag. How can they say this with a straight face? Yeah, it's a "clean out" bag, alright. They cleaned me out, and got free clothes in the process. These people are greedy little liars.”

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Posted 2 months ago

“DO NOT SEND IN A BAG TO SELL YOUR ITEMS ON THREDUP. IT IS A TOTAL SCAM. I received a bag to send in and sell items. I filled the bag with EXPENSIVE clothes that I had worn once for formal and semi-formal events; for example, a $200 dress from Nordstrom. A month later, I checked, no credit given. I thought maybe I would receive credits as items sold. Months later, nothing. I sent in approximately $500 of items and NEVER RECEIVED A DIME.”

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Posted 2 months ago

“They have sent me two extra bags I did not order and I am being charged. I can’t get anyone to call me back. I have sold six items, high end and they say I have a credit of $2.16 because they’re trying to charge me for two extra bags I have sitting here. I have only ordered one bag and put everything in there.Are you kidding me! I feel so ripped off. My friend told me to go with Mercari. She made $300 in two days on just basic things.”

thredUP 1 star review on 12th August 2025

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Posted 2 months ago

“Do not sell your clothes on ThredUp! They take SO MUCH money from your commission. For example, a pair of my Zara shorts listed as “like new” condition was a payout of 70 cents. Ridiculous!! Another rare Ralph Lauren button up was listed for $60, sold, and ThredUp paid me $4. I kid you not. Move on, don’t sell with them.”

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Posted 3 months ago

“I do not recommend selling your items with thredUP. They pay very little to nothing when your items sell. You’d be better off finding a local consignment store to sell your items.”

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Posted 4 months ago

“I had a sweater in my cart that was new with tags. You could see the price on the tag was marked down to 4 dollars, but they were charging 20 dollars.”

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Posted 4 months ago

“Unfortunately what was to be "items in excellent or good condition" and their moto of only "using acceptable items" turns out to be challenging. My 2nd purchase came with tees and capris that I wouldn't use for rags. Their *return policy with a credit issued only for In store purchase and an expiration date of 2wks' is a massive missive on their site. Lacking proper measurements is another major oversite.”

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Posted 4 months ago

“I've had many problems. I ask for new items and I've got four items that were branded as excellent condition with big holes in them or one that had a tear all the way down the arm. Second I waited 2 months and I got a package that was all beat up and it wasn't even my clothes my order and I couldn't contact the company at all. Then one time I got a whole mixed bag of different colors and things that I did not order and then didn't receive the things I did order. I literally spent over $1,000 with this company. And they never answer or respond.”

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Posted 4 months ago

thredUP is rated 1.6 based on 170 reviews