r/Depop

I’ve only ever used Depop to buy like sneakers and maybe a needoh once and I opened the app today to straight up CHEEKS and breast and it’s like ???? I’ve never even bought or searched for a bikini or underwear on the app in my life! All footwear listings are just people posting their feet for folks w foot fetishes??? What in the world happened to this app

I know I am a fast shipper, price items fairly, package items good, but my god, everytime the notification that I got reviewed pops up, I get so scared and I have to immediatly open it. Other than that, I've had a perfect experience with all of my buyers, thankfully. I've read so many horror stories on here.

I have four items that have been delivered 2-3 days ago, tracking shows them as delivered. Depop is showing them still in transit so I’m not getting paid for them. I’m just wondering if anybody else has had this issue and yes I have opened several Support cases but sometimes things are slow I’m just wondering if this was just a me issue or a known issue

A shirt I bought has the collar cut off and smells heavily of fragrance. It was not advertised anywhere in the listing that the collar was cut off and I can't wear this shirt with my Rosacea because fragrance is a trigger. Maybe if the the collar was tact I'd give it a good wash. I'm a seller myself and have never gotten negative feedback and this is the first time I've had to give it. Would you want to be messaged or should I just give it the one star and move on? This shirt is being thrown in the trash anyway.

Edit: Phone typing errors

I think I saw a few other people complaining about this lately, so I’m curious if it’s an actual issue with Depop.

I have a handful of sales that have been delivered for a few days at this point, yet the tracking on Depop still has it as marked in transit. This, of course, is delaying my payout for these sales.

Anyone else experience this lately?

Ive been selling on depop for close to a month now. I just got my first request to hold a cosplay jacket for a week. What should I say? Ive seen people on both sides saying they dont or that they do. What would be the smartest move to do here?

Update: i told her no since I cant be guaranteed a sale. I hope she understands

18 days ago I sold an authentic Coach bag that I myself had purchased from the coach store. I had all pictures of hardware, tags, stitching, including sending the buyer tons of additional photos. I did not have the original receipt (who does really), and the buyer was aware and okay with this. Today, she made a claim that she took it to the Coach Store and they told her it was a fake and wants a refund. Well apparently, Coach stores don’t even offer requests to authenticate, so that is a lie. She provided no proof of this apparent visit as well. I replied to the dispute with all of the original photos and conversation between the buyer and I, including the Coach policy on them not authenticating. What should I do? I bought 2 bags during that visit and sold the other to another buyer, who confirmed it was perfect and authentic. So I straight up know she is lying. She is trying to use my lack of receipt to prove counterfeit. I am so pissed. And what has she sold on her Depop? Coach bags.

I started selling on Depop about a little over a month ago, and my first two weeks were great! I was making sales almost every day, but since then, things have gotten pretty quiet. I get items that sell randomly

I’ve been consistently uploading, starting with 1–2 items a day and now posting 4–5 daily. I model and style my pieces, use a consistent background, and try to source trendy items. I have 45 listings up on my Depop. So maybe I’d need more listing?

My question is, does consistency actually make a difference in sales over time?

I’m wondering whether I just need to be patient and keep posting or if consistency doesn’t really matter that much.
Would love to hear from more experienced sellers!