They basically collect your brand name expensive clothing that is in excellent condition and sell it for you. They create a very short window of time before they "discard" it as it is past the window of time for selling in consignment. AKA continuing to list your items to sell for 100% profit. Not to mention that they give you a tiny fraction, ex. $19.97 for items they sold for over$100 to then hit you with a "fee" that ends up paying you a total of $4.99. I think the 80+% should cover the fees. It is a rip off for sure. I sent retail value at purchase time about $3,000 of clothing and received $4.99. it is a greedy infrastructure that is a complete scam. Just give your clothes away to a thrift market that will actually use the funds for charity. This operation is profit-based and their" clean- outs" only truly are profitable for them. I also recently experienced items that were "new with tags" and they were definitely not new. The tags had no brand or store name on them and were very generic and the items of clothing were definitely worn. Gently worn mind you but not new with tags. What an absolute SCAM!!! It is sad too because I actually was enjoying purchasing items. Keep in mind though that when you purchase something you pay $30 for it and then when you return it after the"return label fee of $10.99" the penalty to return you get back maybe 1/4 to 1/2 of what you originally paid for the item that is oftentimes described incorrectly in the website. That is just my two cents, take it as you will.
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