It’s also something that nearly led him to criminal consequences. Shipping has long been the most expensive headache, Chandra says. Looks like the founder of Poshmark had legal issues with USPS when he first started: Then they have to act like a real for-profit company. The goal is to gain market share before they go public. I still feel Poshmark is subsidizing their postage as a vc funded company.
USPS wouldnt eat that much difference in postage. But the seller does have to ay ore the heavier the item is. Some I just avoid when I see their signs, some I go on the last day, some I know will make a deal even on the first day…also, the ones run by the family with no company involved are the best.Īh, so its a flat price for the Poshmark buyer no matter what the weight is. You get a feel for certain estate sale companies though. We live in God’s waiting room here in coastal FL, and estate sales are everywhere every weekend. I cannot even imagine what must be left behind at places like NYU. I’ve never seen anyone else looking, but I assume that bigger universities might attract more people looking to see what’s left. I assume they can’t or don’t want to bring it home. I look around the neighborhoods and apartments by my local university (pretty small engineering school) and find great stuff tossed mostly by rich foreign students. I really wish that Ebay would negotiate something similar.Īs for the scene at college moveouts, I’m sure it’s huge by NYU! Martin from Garbage Finds does dumpster diving around McGill during college moveouts, and he has talked about the competition before. It looks like Poshmark does have some sort of negotiated deal with USPS.
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