If depop doesn't know how to manage the security of its customers, then they should simply copy amazon or ebay in terms of protecting customers from scams. I just started selling on depop and i’m still learning the works Ive seen that depop allows a maximum of 5 tags per post When you say “put a paragraph of relevant tags at the bottom of the listing”, do you mean with or without hashtags Also, for relisting, do you mean editing and post Or making a whole other identical post and deleting the original
Depop states an average shipping time on the sellers home page which is a good indicator of seller reliability I also think you can tell what a seller is like if you ask them questions before the sale and they reply relatively quickly and their replies are appropriate to the question asked. That person then asked me to email depop through this email that she has And that person kept asking me to email depop and let her know when i sent it Bc her money was on hold And 500 bucks was not a small amount
I sell on depop + poshmark as a way to clear out my closet For me, it is personally worth it All depop usernames must be hidden Requests for feedback on your shop, requests for item authentication, and posting milestones/achievements must be posted in the designated weekly thread. I have just signed up to depop and been looking at some listings but having just discovered this reddit group i'm having second thoughts about even using it Just seems like a bunch of kids using it and either not sending things or not leaving feedback
It looks like a right mess Is this the normal experience for people or does it work for some? A sub for discussing all things depop Please read rules before posting Depop & paypal fees explained depop charges a 10% selling fee when transactions are processed directly through the app This is the fee you've agreed to pay by selling on the platform
There are no listing fees. Welcome to the subreddit for the selling app, depop Please read the rules and the faq before posting
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