Poshmark integrates resale option into ReturnQueen pickup app
Consumers who miss a retailer’s return deadline have a new seamless option to resell items via Poshmark.
Online resale site Poshmark is partnering with ReturnQueen to enable users of the on-demand return pickup service who miss a retailer's return deadline to utilize a new "Sell on Poshmark" option directly in the ReturnQueen app.
With a few taps, ReturnQueen users can create a Poshmark account if they don't already have one, add a few details, and list their item for sale. The new feature is now available to all ReturnQueen users.
"We're delighted to partner with ReturnQueen and give shoppers a convenient way to recover value from ineligible returns," said Alison Lyness, head of business development at Poshmark. "At Poshmark, we strive to empower our community to extend the lifecycle of their items, while keeping resale simple and rewarding. By integrating with ReturnQueen, we're transforming the frustration of missed return windows into fresh opportunities, and advancing our shared commitment to a more sustainable future."
Poshmark recently entered a similar partnership with return management platform Loop to offer consumers the chance to resell non-returnable items on the Poshmark site. U.S. retailers on the Loop platform can enable this experience for their U.S.-based customers with a click of a button in their Loop account.
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Once enabled, consumers who are initiating a return through their returns portal will see a "Resell on Poshmark" button next to any items that are not eligible for return, such as those which are beyond the return window or on final sale. One click produces a complete, pre-filled listing on Poshmark with item details.
"At ReturnQueen, we're always looking for ways to simplify the post-purchase experience for our users," said Angela Blain, head of partnerships at ReturnQueen. "By integrating Poshmark into our platform, we're giving shoppers an easy way to turn past-due returns into cash instead of clutter. Plus, extending the life cycle of products through resale aligns with our commitment to more sustainable shopping solutions."
Since its founding in 2011, Poshmark has developed a base of more than 130 million users and generated over $10 billion in gross merchandise value. ReturnQueen is an on-demand return pickup service offering scheduled home pickups, real-time tracking, and professional handling.
