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Poshmark, depop, facebook, mercari, and ebay are really the only platforms you need to sell on for anything.

Bonanza? Please don't waste your time. Postmark, Mercari and Depop are options, but you'll never get as many eyes on your items as eBay. If you can keep up on updating your inventory, crosslisting on all platforms is the way to go.

Mercari but that depends on the brands your selling

Poshmark

Depop is my go to. They make it easy to deal with customers, payouts are easy, and posting is easy.

I had luck with poshmark I few years back, haven’t kept up with it, but it’s worth checking out

r/wardrobepurge I check it all the time in hopes that people have posted. Haha.

I've used ThredUp in the past because I'm too lazy to deal with the individual sales, but there is a massive backlog in them processing bags lately.

Mercari or Poshmark.

I'm looking to find buyers for women wear designer wear how to find them ?

I just started this year and I sell on eBay, Poshmark, Mercari and Depop. Poshmark is probably my favorite to sell on because it just seems so streamlined and they automatically offer priority shipping which means free shipping supplies from USPS. Only negative is they have a high fee (20%). But the one I get the most sales on is eBay. eBay has been a little bit of a learning curve compared to the other apps between how they do shipping, setting up my policies for returns/shipping and buyers trying to run scams but it’s not hard to learn, just can take time. Mercari and Depop I’ve done ok but they’re definitely the lower of the sales. I do find the prices are lower over there so buyers expect prices to be lower and their offers reflect that. Mercari easiness is similar to Poshmark. Depop has quirks I’m not super fond of. Like if seller accepts buyers offer, it doesn’t mean it’s sold. The buyer has to come back and pay. Now I know eBay can have this issue too, but in my experience I’ve had maybe 1 non payment on an eBay offer in 2 months where Depop it’s been probably 8-10.

My rating for top sales is eBay, Poshmark, Mercari and Depop. My ratings for ease of use for seller is Poshmark, Mercari, eBay, Depop. Again just my opinion and I’m still pretty new so take it for what it’s worth.

eBay’s been dogwater this month. Outside of that I have nothing to tell you.

Plato’s closet in your area? They buy clothing.

you can try out poshmark, mercari, and depop

mercari!

Lots of posts about this on r/flipping. You can probably find reviews of the various sites by searching there.

I've only ever sold on thredup because I don't want to mess with creating listings and shipping everything myself. The payout isn't great after they take their cut (in my experience ~$40 for a trash bag full of clothes, but mine all came from a thrift store to begin with so it feels like easy money), but it's nice to just throw all the clothes in one bag, have the post office pick it up, and let thredup do all the work from there. The brands they accept vary depending on how flooded they are with certain things at a given point in time.

I think there's an app or website called LetGo that you could sell clothes on

Along with what everyone else has said so far, there's also Depop and Mercari.

Poshmark, thredup

I would highly recommend depop, I find that Its easy to find buyers and I have sold most of my old cloths there. Also there is a seller/buyer rating system so you know that the people you are selling your things to are reliable. On top of that they only charge 10% fee.

What kinds of goods? I still like Poshmark for clothing.

Depop is really popular among the young-ins, so if it can be put on there it fits. Poshmark has like everythinggg too.

I've used Mercari

If shipping and not meeting locally I recommend Mercari. You'll need to get a scale to weigh your packages and sticky paper to print labels... Assuming you already have a printer.

I'm out of the game now but when I was laid off and on unemployment at the beginning of the pandemic I made like $2K by flipping stuff.

For example, I saw a DVD for $3 at Goodwill, scanned the barcode with the eBay app, and saw sold listings for $30 on eBay.

Listed it on Mercari and after packaging, shipping, and fees I netted around $20 profit.

You might be able to save some money on shipping by using Pirateship.com instead of using the Mercari rates.

Also, ALWAYS list the item at a higher price than what you actually want. People always haggle on Mercari. It's a feature built into the app.

If you get no bites after a few days to a week then delete your listing and re-list the item. That way when people search for that particular item yours will be at the top of the list.

Offer up is trash that’s all I know.

list the same item on multiple sites so you increase your odds of getting a sale. Different places have different fees for selling. FB is free, poshmark wants a %20 cut and depop wants a 10% cut. Just take good quality photos and write a descriptive blurb that also paints the item in good light e.g. "pre-loved" not "used and old"

I love Poshmark and Mecari. Ebay can be good also. Depop depending on your age.

Vinted, no selling fees so you keep 100% of the money you earn. Mercari is good too, but they take 10%. I cross post on both of them and have had tons of success

I strongly suggest against Poshmark. It’s dead there, very hard to make money after the 20% cut and it takes a long time to get paid

Vinted is great for mall brands and no seller fee

Mercari is the easiest to use with the biggest traffic, they take like 12% but that’s easy to recoup and you know what you make right away

Depop is meh yeah cool stuff is there but most customers are teens who don’t really spend. And buying is annoying too because of the teens. And “depop math” (you’ll see, get ready to scream) they have almost non existent customer service and endless lowball offers that have zero merit

Facebook marketplace is a good place to get rid of stuff with a very easy 5% fee. Kinda yard Sale ish. But easy

Ebay is good but don’t start there

Threadup is a scam, I honestly believe this. You send them a bag of clothes, they take what they want, list it as they please and you get your commission way down the line. Many users report higher end items “falling off the truck” and you have to pay to get back the items they don’t want or they “donate” them. I can’t imagine who shops there as it’s both overpriced and presented poorly. Oh and expect a months long waitlist for your bag to be processed

Curtsy is a dead ghost town

Depop works extremely well for what you're selling. I like Mercari more than eBay if you want to go with a bidding format. But I haven't ever sold or bought clothes on Mercari, so I'm not sure if they're better for that or not. I've sold stuff on both though.

Definitely had great success on Depop. But bulk lots are less common and less successful there. People want very specific things, in my opinion. It's very easy to use and you can get decent prices. It's the opposite to ebay in that you set a price and they can make a (lower) offer. I find it better than market place because there's nonexpectation of picking up or interacting in real life. You can do it all by post. It will let you do automatic combined shipping on multiple items. 

I've just been taking my clothes, shoes, and accessories into second-hand stores to sell. They don't take everything, and I'm not getting heaps, but it saves me the time and frustration of selling items individually on ebay or FB, or getting the huff and just packing it all off to Vinnies.

I use “The Closet”. It’s an online thrift store where you send in your bags and the list it all and sell on consignment. I just keep the bags around the house and send them off when they’re full. Pretty handy and my last bag got me $350 for items I would have donated anyway.

if you have a number of items from the same brand, id join a buy swap sell facebook group for that brand & see how you go selling on there.

From experience FB Marketplace would probably be the place for just clearing my wardrobe of nondescript generic stuff. Depop for nicer things where I can list specifics and have original tags. If you have any really cool vintage pieces then also try Etsy.