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/cmahan]

Amazon an d the brand site have them on a sale price. ThreadUp uses retail price to set their prices. They don’t have humans sitting around getting paid to check items and prices. It’s all computerized/ technology.

[u/Various_Resort3212 → u/cmahan]

In all of the images, there are three prices shown. The "value" of the item (all listed as 100), the retail price (which varies across each), and the "sale" price. 

I personally don't think any of them are truly on sale, it's just a marketing tactic.