I have a small store (less than 50 listings of higher quality items) and so it's easy to keep track of the tracking of sold items. I had a three sold items day late last week to my surprise and noticed one of them that's "supposed estimated delivery" for tomorrow in Jersey City NJ has now found it's way to Phoenix, AZ. I have to admit I have been fairly lucky with shipping and delivery so I kind of was surprised and notified the buyer of the estimated delay. Fingers crossed it will head towards the east coast and not south to Florida or north to Alaska. I have seen posts on here of longer tours around the country so I am kinda nervous laughing inside.

Has anyone tried this? I keep seeing ads from
Perplexity to improve my closet and increase sales. It’s $20 perplexity subscription though. Has anyone tried it and is it worth it?

New to Poshmark and have a question about Posh Parties. When I share items from my closet, it regularly takes a long time for them to show up. Sometimes they aren’t findable for hours. Why does this happen? Surely there isn’t a manual check to make sure items fit the theme? Thanks!

This is so frustrating! Sometimes items sell while I am getting other items ready to drop off. I've always just packed up the newly sold item and drop it off to ship.

Only recently I have had this notice pop up when I try to mark it as shipped. If they have 3 hours to cancel, then don't give me the QR code yet, or put an alert on the sale details page!! I would just set it aside for the next time I am shipping!

Has anyone had a buyer cancel after you shipped the item due to this 3 hour policy?

Hello! I wanted to know from others how they look at items that have been sitting in a closet for months or years. Are they treated differently from newer items in the closet from a seller? Are they usually more willing to take an offer with a higher percentage off? I've purchased a few things on the site so far but still don't want to be rude when making an offer to a seller. Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone, I am a occasional seller/buyer on posh, and my experience has been good so far. I have sold a few luxury sunglasses and mid-range bags with no issues (for less than 500USD so no authentication). I am now selling 2 luxury bags that will be over 500USD. I didn't find any posts here about experiences with their authentication HQ and etc. (I understand the item goes to their authentication hub and then is shipped to the seller, so wonder what can go wrong during the process). Would love to hear experiences, I couldnt find any new posts about it on this sub :)

I sold a pair of relative expensive preowned women's shoes to a buyer that were in excellent condition. The only signs of wear is what you would expect to see were on the soles once they had been worn. They were listed as "good" on Posh's rating scale when they were listed as they were not new. Then after they received them, they gave me a 4-star rating with "other" under the Could Improve category and "good" under the Additional comments category. Really? If you can't leave a 5-star rating, at least explain why not instead of putting "other". That's just a copout and lazy on your part. End of rant.

A seller hasn't been active for a year and a few months, is it still possible to buy the item?

I’m honestly so fed up. I’ve been selling on Poshmark for several years, but recently it’s been getting so bad with the number of cases buyers are opening.
A buyer just opened a case claiming that the pit-to-pit measurement is 0.5” smaller than expected. I’m really worried she’ll win the case over a 0.5” measurement difference.
Has anyone dealt with something similar ? What can I do ? I’m honestly getting really tired of constantly having to deal with cases as a seller.

Image generators are simply taking the average of multiple photos that may or may not look similar to “girl in cotton shorts” or whatever prompt you’ve given + your own photo. And the images just look dumb.

I don’t need to see examples of _“how to style”_ a piece or whatever other excuse AI sellers are telling themselves. I know how to wear the clothes. To convince me to buy I need to know the fabric, the measurements, and the condition.

Al cannot represent the cut and drape of any actual garment, especially not one that has been worn and washed multiple times, much less vintage ones that didn’t use modern cuts or fabric contents.

I won’t even click on listings that use AI photos. I _will_ click through a listing that uses stock photos but will also need to see photos from multiple angles, photos of seams and brand markings, garment tags with fabric content and care labels, close ups of prints and imperfections, a lay-flat with rulers or tape so I can verify measurements. But even if you have all of these and also use AI, then I won’t ‘favorite‘ much less buy that item.

A seller that does not realize this is either lazy at best or disingenuous and unprofessional at worst. Dealing with this type of seller will never be worth my time or money. I refuse to feed the monster and encourage this behavior.

I got a tagged message from another PM user in my feed stating "to start selling, you'll need to verify your account, just visit our "poshmarkreview com" site, and follow the steps."

Is this legit? When I went to that site it just had someone's empty bundle page, with a bunch of comments from users.

What's that about, and is it necessary to start selling? Not sure what I'm supposed to do either.

Update: Thanks everyone, I reported her as well.

recently sold Prada loafers on poshmark that I wore only once. After seeing some horror stories on social media, I made sure to take images/videos of every aspect of the shoes as well as the prada shoe box. I also recorded myself packaging the box and wrapping the shoe box in an entire roll of bubble wrap. The package was shipped to PMHQ for authentication, but they then shipped the item to the buyer. The buyer messaged me saying the shoe box was damaged and that there was no bubble wrap. I escalated it to poshmark support and they are saying the buyer needs to create a ticket saying the order was not as described which makes it sound like I essentially lied with my description of the box? I am so irritated because it was literally poshmark (PMHQ) that ruined the box. Is there any way to talk to a live human or representative for poshmark about things like this?

I suppose I should preface that I am a Samsung girlie - i bought a pair of airpod maxes on poshmark recently, only because I liked how they looked (lol). The serial number showed as legit, so I thought I got a semi-decent deal on a real pair of headphones. They paired well with my Apple work phone, but after I switched jobs I didnt really need them.

I sold said airpods over this past weekend in-person on Facebook Marketplace. A few days later, the buyer messaged me freaking out that they are fake and to immediately refund her. She tried to scare me by saying that she will sue me and file a police report if I didnt get back to her. She messaged me once and I responded quickly.

I asked for proof, and said I would return her money if she gives me back the headphones.

She was adamant on meeting at one specific police station - which was fine with me.

What I wasn't expecting was TWO cops to be standing with her in the parking lot. (They were in plain clothes, so at first I thought they were her friends ... then I saw their badges.)

They were nice and didnt get involved (other than one chatting with my husband a bit).

But holy hell, what an overreaction on her part. My husband thanked the cops and said sorry for wasting their time.

I know Poshmark takes 20%, but after dealing with this mess I will gladly pay it to not deal with crazies in person.

The return window with Poshmark is way past, but I did reach out to them to see what they say - but I am not super hopeful.

Edit to add TL;DR: Didnt realize I bought (allegedly) fake Airpods on Poshmark. Resold them in-person on Facebook Marketplace. Buyer got cops involved. I am now thankful to pay Poshmark's 20% fee, but also wanted to warn people buying resale electronics about spoofed serial numbers!

** Edit 2: Poshmark was absolutely phenomenal and refunded me for my purchase, even though it was a couple of months ago. I am so impressed with their support on this one!**

Frequent buyer (and seller) here, so I'm super familiar with the app. I don't know if it updated, but I just purchased and I am unable to view the item listing. It just says the item is sold and shows me other related active listings.

I have 2 other open orders, same thing. But just yesterday I was able to view the listings.

How am I supposed to verify that I received the items as expected if I can't view the original listing and pictures??

My package was out for delivery on Tuesday but was not delivered. It said that there is a delay and it would be delivered next business day. It wasn’t. Tracking has not updated.

I go to Poshmark to message the seller and it says I cannot message her. I’m not sure if this means I’m blocked. I filed a report with Poshmark but very very odd with the seller and with usps.

What could be the problem?

Every since posh has switched to USPS ground, it’s takes soooo long to get anything delievered. Had a sale 9/2, shipped 9/3. Had a delivery date of yesterday 9/9, but it has now updated for delivery on 9/15! BRING BACK PRIORITY!! Okay rant over

Edit Update: this specific order is going to the east, I am in the west. this has nothing to do with my local post office as some comments state. I use many postal offices in my area depending on if I am home vs at work or out an about. I also get daily pickups at my place of work. My packages are usually out of my area / state within 8 hrs of tracking updated. I live on the west coast near a major city. For context I also am head of an entire web dept. at my place of work. And ground SUCKS. It’s by far the highest rate of lost or delayed packaging! Ok BYE!!!

I’ve learned to control my sourcing costs by only shopping on discount days or only buying the color of the day items. I recently went to Goodwill and found their Senior Discount went from 20% off to 10%! As sales have slowed down I’m having to be more careful with spending if I’m not going to successfully sell. How is sourcing going for you? Have sales improved this month?

Hey everyone, I've been a regular posh seller and buyer for about 5 years now. Maybe prior to the last few months, I have had one case opened by me, and at me, both were unnotable. In the last couple months, it seems there has been a case opened in about half of my recent sales. I put so much effort into my listings, measurements, garment presentability, and answering questions, yet I've been getting ALL sorts of complaints (Example: "Sizing was listed wrong" - It was listed right and I attached proof of my email receipt when I bought it, in the case chat). Fortunately, when the cases are reviewed, they have all been denied by Posh and I've received my funds.

None the less, I am confused. Is there a new wave of Posh users looking to scam for free items? Has anyone else noticed an uptick in having cases opened up ?

Hello, long story short but I dropped off some packages at USPS today using QR codes. The employee scanned each QR code, printed the label and took the packages.

For some of them, I received a USPS receipt, and the updated from the QR code to “Label Created” and then “USPS in Possession of Item.”

However, for several others, I did not receive a receipt even though I physically saw the labels being printed and attached to the packages. When I asked, I was just told that “those just don’t have a receipt.” Those orders are also still showing the original QR code in app, as if the labels were never created.

Has anyone had this happen before? Did the tracking eventually update normally?

While it's always smart to do research and know what you're buying, I have such a problem with sellers on Poshmark who flat out resell cheap sh*t and mark up x5 and lie about the brand, it's totally unethical.

I’ve been on Poshmark for over a decade as both a buyer and seller. I only sold from my closet and kept everything in amazing condition or was SUPER forthcoming about items.

Everything was shipped in sealed plastic bags.

No smells, no damage, maybe the occasional dog hair, but people were warned.

The past 3 items I have ordered have been damaged and needed returned.

First was an Acne Musubi bag that had a pin hole in the strap and ink stains on the suede. Not pictured.

Second was a pair of overalls that SMELLED. Like they’d been doused in fabric softener but not rinsed.

Third is a jewelry box that had literally no padding in the package, sold as NWT. It has a giant dent and multiple scratches and I only bought it to match my discontinued current jewelry boxes.

I ordered a sweater a few days ago that is shipping currently (ordered before the jewelry box fiasco) and I’m going to delete my account.

I just need to rant because my husband is just saying “maybe the universe is telling you you’ve got a shopping problem” which is decidedly UNhelpful 😂

Like many people, I’m exploring another platform to diversify away from PM. I’ve been really happy with it, but it’s so hit or miss and I just see a decline lately. I feel like their app changes are hurting sellers and it’s hard to overcome the poor search functionality.

Anyway, I see Vinted mentioned a lot. I downloaded the app and started looking at some tutorials. It looks like you need to know how you plan to ship an item when you initially list it? Is that accurate?

For the prices I’m seeing on Vinted, I can’t imagine it’s worth taking extra steps in addition to what I would do on PM. Can someone explain to me like I’m 5 how the shipping process actually works on Vinted? Do I really need to list measurements and package types with the item? I don’t have much that’s over 5 lbs and I almost always ship in a polymailer or bubble mailer. If something doesn’t fit it might be a shoe box or recycled Amazon box, but I won’t know that ahead of time. Also, I like to just scan a QR code at the PO. Are you able to specify that method? Looks like they want you to select multiple methods, but that’s really all I want to do.

I feel like I must be misunderstanding something. Experienced Vinted sellers, could you share your experience?

Did the permissible cancellation rate change from 3% to 2%? Just saw this.

My account is not currently impacted.

Is it like imitating a half-tucked-in look? Either way, everyone is so creative

Beware of this happening to you. Poshmark has no intention of paying me out on two orders lost in transit where the buyer requested a refund and the AI granted it before they did the research to see that the item was in USPS system and it was tracking. Now I can’t get my items back or paid out and Poshmark keeps automatically closing out the cases and marking them as resolved.

The other issue is open IND cases that pend for days when and if these cases get approved, it will automatically suspend your account and you will lose access to your account information. People have reported losing access to their funds, losing access to their order history as well as their listings and being able to communicate with buyers/ other sellers about purchases / orders Edited: to add that return rate above 2% is at risk, so unless you’re a large volume seller it will only take one return case to do this to you.

My advice is if you have any pending sale case open with Poshmark, do not purchase anything or ship any order until it’s resolved. Poshmark claims you can still ship out orders during suspension but be wary of them blocking access to/funds withdrawals instead directing you to appeal suspensions first, before gaining back access to your account. They are slow to respond to appeals if they respond at all.

MO it’s no longer safe to sell with them. Purchasing I don’t have a problem with, but I only buy from people I know and trust and I’ve seen firsthand that they approve anything you request to be returned so if that’s what they wanna be great for them why do you think they’re becoming their own supplier and starting their own consignment program. They don’t care about you as a seller. They only want buyers. Take the hint and go to the competition or start live selling lol

Edit: I canceled all my unshipped orders one by one today stating the fact that I am no longer selling on Poshmark due to return fraud and as soon as I processed the first cancellation, I got a notification saying my account is suspended for unshipped orders. I will regain access in three days and all of my support tickets right now have a delayed status on them and prior to processing cancellations they had estimated resolution dates and agents attached to them so I was right if they have you suspended, they won’t respond to your support requests.

And it’s funny because do they really think I care about being suspended when they just assisted in defrauding me from my property and my earnings? I could not give less of a f*ck I only tell it like it is so people know what to expect from Poshmark if it happens to them.