If you haven't looked at PLRG's consignment terms, they are here: http://shoppoorlittlerichgirl.com/consignmentinformationhtml.html
Note especially the payment terms. I am a semi-regular consignor and shopper at PLRG, so I don't mind if I might have $30 hanging around in my account for several months until a./ I consign more stuff that sells and get my $50+ in the mail after the consignment period, or b./ I use my balance towards a purchase. Also, as a first-time consignor, you have to schedule an appointment, and I would not be surprised if they are booked through May at this point. But call and inquire, if you are interested.
I have also re-sold clothing at The Garment District with good results. I forget the cash-back percentage, but it's 50% store credit value. http://www.garmentdistrict.com/sellyourclothes/
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Date: 2010-04-15 04:59 pm (UTC)http://shoppoorlittlerichgirl.com/consignmentinformationhtml.html
Note especially the payment terms. I am a semi-regular consignor and shopper at PLRG, so I don't mind if I might have $30 hanging around in my account for several months until a./ I consign more stuff that sells and get my $50+ in the mail after the consignment period, or b./ I use my balance towards a purchase. Also, as a first-time consignor, you have to schedule an appointment, and I would not be surprised if they are booked through May at this point. But call and inquire, if you are interested.
I have also re-sold clothing at The Garment District with good results. I forget the cash-back percentage, but it's 50% store credit value.
http://www.garmentdistrict.com/sellyourclothes/