A friendly Posh reminder 👻🫶🏼

I’ve been on Posh for a little while and while a majority of the community that I have interacted with seem to be decent human beings, there’s quite a few rotten eggs. It doesn’t cost anything to be a decent human being. So instead of commenting nasty things in live shows or on listings, don’t. You’re only embarrassing yourself. Sellers, please remember that someone is purchasing the items from which you post photos of. Those photos need to accurately represent the items being sold. Selling a gourmet crème brûlée online, but knowing very well that it is actually a chewed up piece of yellow cake in reality is false advertising. All of the photoshop in the world will not save you from a buyer who received a damaged good (not to include the items damaged in transit). So instead of using certain lighting and specific photos that do not show the true condition of the item you are selling, be honest. Should a buyer communicate with you regarding a damaged good they received, do not harass them, gaslight them, or lie to them. In this instance, it is not “buyer’s remorse”, it’s a buyer who caught a seller lying and deceiving them. BE A DECENT HUMAN BEING AND POSH ON! -Thank you for coming to my TED talk. 🤗