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I was T-boned by a car that had GEICO insurance. We all agreed the accident was 0% (zero percent) my fault. Zero. I was stopped for a light. The woman's car came screeching out of her driveway and plowed into mine: Crash. Due to the massive damage, my car was getting body work done for six weeks. I had a rental car for six weeks. Geico refused to pay for the last two weeks of the rental. My car was in the SHOP. There was no suggestion I was using it or that it was usable and I was just lax in picking it up. They owe me $400. I kept contacting them and sent them documentation and they kept lying or avoiding me. They keep sending me offers to get Geico. Yeah. Right. Not gonna happen. Terrible company.

Gilt contacted me after I published this review. Since they didn't have a time machine that would get me back the hours -- yes, hours -- of my life I spent trying to resolve the issues they caused then I don't know what their purpose was in contacted me. Why would they think I'd want to do business with them again? I came to this site and posted a review to warn everybody I could NOT to do business with them.

You get a "free" trial then they charge you $79 for a year's membership. But guess what? There's no way to cancel your membership. Honest to God. I looked everyplace. Clicked every link. It's not under the Accout function or any logical place you can cancel with a reputable business. Finally, I emailed them directly asking how to cancel. They wrote back and said "We've cancelled your account. Thanks for being a valuable customer" blah blah. I wrote back and asked for exact instructions on the site of how to cancel an account. They sent me a link that didn't work. I sent that back to them and said "This didn't work. I need instructions on cancelling my account." Once again I got an email saying "We've cancelled your account. Thanks for being a valued customer" blah blah. -- After seeing some of the complaints here about false charges, I checked my credit card and there they were -- one $10 charge I didnt recognize and they didn't credit me an amount they should have. I thought this would be a more convenient place to shop but honestly I don't want to spend my time monitoring my credit cards to make sure I'm charged accurately.

Former seller here. I sold 20 items under $100 over two years. Where do I start? 1.) They have the WORST search engine anyplace. Check it out. If you enter "Blue Dior Earrings" you will get everything for all those words. Blue. Plus Dior. Plus earrings. Thousands of things. Plus they'll add more because you might want "red Chanel earrings" or whatever. This isn't horrible until you realize that anybody searching for what you're trying to sell can't find it either. 2.) I repeatedly had my store frozen and unavailable during prime sales periods -- they told me it was a software glitch but it tended to happen only on holidays so that was weird. This benefitted the larger sellers, of course. 3.) With very little notice -- like one email? -- they doubled their fees just before Christmas; 4.) After waiting a month for a cash reimbursement, they didn't include one of the sales I'd made. 5.) After not including the sale, they charged me TWO reimbursment fees instead of one (I'm still waiting to hear back from them on this. Hmmmm. Wonder if they'll send the email today.); 6.) Charged me $10 for a USPS mailing label. When I mailed it myself using my own money they said they couldn't refund me for the USPS label. The USPS doesn't charge for unused labels. There's no reason Tradesy can't refund this money. --- Anyway, this is a very sleazy company and they treat their sellers badly. Be afraid. Be very afraid.