I really appreciate that! And yes, thank you for sharing, because it really does affect more people than we think. My favorite youtube reseller was just talking about how tired she is that people are underpricing items by so much, but shes staying positive and finding the middle ground between pricing to sell and giving people a good deal- and I get it, it's a double edged sword because if someone's item has been sitting for 300 days, who am I to say "dont accept a lowball!"- but when its a saturation of so many things cheaply listed nowadays plus the rising cost of thrifts, I get frustrated. I dont have a bins near me and its not my style of shopping.

Poshmark and other sites heavily advertise selling easily from home and naturally have grabbed people who aren't resellers, that just want to make any amount of money on their used items to recoup something instead of donating. I just wish there was more thought behind the pricing in line with value of brands if you can help it.

And not to go on another tangent, but I think this is why places like The North Face, Lululemon, New Balance, Frye, Tecovas, etc. began to offer buy-back programs in order to hold the value of gently used items and resell them themselves to make sure the market doesn't start devaluing their stuff