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I have found an app that I am absolutely obsessed with so I figured I'd share it with all of you. It's called Poshmark and is available on droid and apple for sure, I'm not sure what other phones it works on but you can also get to it online. Once you download the app you basically just take pictures of everything in your closet and describe them then price them. My favorite part of the site is trading. There is everything from $3 tops from Walmart to $1000 Chanel purses, shoes, etc. You can search for anything you are looking for and the prices are awesome! The other amazing thing is you can "bundle" so if you like lots of things from one person they will discount them and you only pay the $4.99 shipping once. When you sell stuff they give you a pre-paid Priority label and you just drop them at the post office and then get your money!

I have bought, sold, and traded hundreds if not thousands of dollars worth of stuff there. So go find yourself hot new clothes and sell your stuff that's too big!! It's easy! My username is the same there as it is here if you want to follow me.

Happy Poshing!!

P.S. if you have any posh questions, I'm a pro and am happy to help!

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Thanks, about to check it out know!

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Many items I've viewed are way too over priced for "used" items. But the site does have some potential! Thanks for sharing!

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Thanks for the tip I just listed several of my over size clothes hopefully they will sell

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Your welcome guys, the cool thing there is if you don't like a price you can easily haggle. Some people just majorly over price things but usually when something is expensive it's because of the brand. Like, I'd happily pay $20 for a used Torrid shirt because new it would be over double that price. You just have to dig around and find the good deals!

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Thanks for the tip I just listed several of my over size clothes hopefully they will sell

What's your username there doll? I'll share some of your stuff with my friends :)

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Cool! I'll have to check it out.

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Beckyyb93

My user name is the same

Gourmetone in still taking pictures and adding slowly trying to learn the site

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I am looking to fund purchases of smaller size clothes, so if you're interested in sizes 14-20, please check out my eBay store at http://m.ebay.com/myebay?mfs=tabs&actionName=SELL_OVERVIEW Any patronage is greatly appreciated!!!

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I am looking to fund purchases of smaller size clothes, so if you're interested in sizes 14-20, please check out my eBay store at <a data-ipb='nomediaparse' href='http://m.ebay.com/myebay?mfs=tabs&actionName=SELL_OVERVIEW'>http://m.ebay.com/myebay?mfs=tabs&actionName=SELL_OVERVIEW</a> Any patronage is greatly appreciated!!!

Hi Kelly... That link directs to MY eBay selling list... Do you have another link? Or what's your username?

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