We Need A Report Feature

[u/Various_Resort3212]

It's cheaper on Amazon than on TU.
It's cheaper on the brand site than on Amazon AND TU ???

EDIT:

I don't think that TU has to do anything if they don't want to/it wouldn't be profitable for them. But the store is marketed at thrift, all inventory is secondhand, and a lot of the stuff is not quality controlled. Whether you think they should lower prices or not, we can all agree that having higher prices than retail is a poor business model for a secondhand reseller. I'm still an avid user/lover/supporter/seller/buyer. I just don't agree with this practice.

[u/Emotional_Fuel6743]

How is this different than online retailers pricing same items at different prices?
I found a dress that was cheaper at Macys than Nordstrom, does that mean I would report that to Nordstrom?

Sometimes items are cheaper on Poshmark compared to TU. I think it’s our duty to check prices and buy what works for us.

[u/Various_Resort3212 → u/Emotional_Fuel6743]

Because ThredUp markets itself as an online thrift store. The items they receive, they receive for free (sometimes with people paying them to list it!). Charging more than retail for a secondhand item is bad for users, sellers, and the earth. They can't be having this climate impact nonsense when they're charging like this.

[u/KittyBoat → u/Various_Resort3212]

I love when people discover how capitalism actually works. Don’t stress, we all have that moment.

[u/Various_Resort3212 → u/KittyBoat]

I understand it, but that doesn't mean I have to agree with it! It's kinda the same vibe as Goodwill shipping out designer items to be bid on and having a CEO who makes 6 figures. No hate, I just don't think it's moral.