Okay, so this is the worst resale app ever. Yerdle poses as a community that is concerned about waste, so to reduce waste the community is there for people to sell their unwanted items to people that do want them. All a wonderful concept, except....
What do you get when people spend real money on your stuff? You don't get real money in return, not even a percentage point of real money, no. You get yerdle credits which can only be used to buy more stuff on the app. And 95% of the stuff people are selling on their is total junk and totally overpriced. I had 200+ yerdle credits and couldn't put a dent in that ammount even though I was checking the app constantly for stuff to buy...
But okay, let's say you find something you like. And hey, you have a ton of yerdle credits so it's not gonna cost you a thing, right? Oh no. You're gonna pay $7 in shipping and a $2 service fee, in real money. Your yerdle credits won't cover that.
The worst part is that none of this is made super clear to you when you sign up for the app.
If you're looking to get rid of your stuff, donate it to a thrift store.
I was a member of Yerdle,. I sold my items on the site an had over $700 in my account. I lost it all when the online site closed down. I placed my items on the site in good faith to sell in exchange for the sites money. an now lost all my money I got for the items I sold an the Items as well since didn't get payed for them.
Yerdle Reviews
Okay, so this is the worst resale app ever. Yerdle poses as a community that is concerned about waste, so to reduce waste the community is there for people to sell their unwanted items to people that do want them. All a wonderful concept, except....
What do you get when people spend real money on your stuff? You don't get real money in return, not even a percentage point of real money, no. You get yerdle credits which can only be used to buy more stuff on the app. And 95% of the stuff people are selling on their is total junk and totally overpriced. I had 200+ yerdle credits and couldn't put a dent in that ammount even though I was checking the app constantly for stuff to buy...
But okay, let's say you find something you like. And hey, you have a ton of yerdle credits so it's not gonna cost you a thing, right? Oh no. You're gonna pay $7 in shipping and a $2 service fee, in real money. Your yerdle credits won't cover that.
The worst part is that none of this is made super clear to you when you sign up for the app.
If you're looking to get rid of your stuff, donate it to a thrift store.
I was a member of Yerdle,. I sold my items on the site an had over $700 in my account. I lost it all when the online site closed down. I placed my items on the site in good faith to sell in exchange for the sites money. an now lost all my money I got for the items I sold an the Items as well since didn't get payed for them.