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Getting started

  • How does selling something work?Take a photo and the listing writes itself: a title, a description, a category, a condition and a suggested price. You change anything you disagree with before it goes up. We take 15%, card process…
  • How does buying something work?You pay, you collect, you accept. We hold the money in between. Nothing reaches the seller until you accept, and nobody's home address turns up anywhere unless they chose to hand over at their home…

Buying

  • What does "as-is" mean, and why do I agree to it every time?Second-hand, sold as it is. No warranty, no returns, and nothing behind it if the thing turns out to be a dud. You'll tick a box saying you understand that — every time you buy, and every time you…

Selling

  • My listing expired. Can I put it back up?Relist it, and you get a brand new listing with the old one's words and photographs already in place. The expired one stays where it is rather than being written over. It's the record of what happe…
  • Can I change a listing after it is live?Yes. Open it from your listings on the app or the website and edit it the same way you made it, with everything already filled in. Changing what's for sale underneath a live bid changes the deal th…
  • How much should I trust what the camera says my item is?Check the model number. Trust the rest. We stopped asking the model how confident it feels, because the answer was always "very". It gets asked something it can actually answer instead: did you rea…
  • Which condition should I pick?Four options. The photo read fills one in and you can change it, but something has to be set before anything will publish. The suggestion is worked out at all four levels, so dropping from Excellen…

Pickup

  • What is the drop-off photo for on a porch pickup?A porch drop-off is marked by the seller with a photo, and the photo is required. There is no way to mark a drop-off without one. The photo is not stored publicly. Only the buyer of that deal, the…
  • What if the pickup never happens?Nothing happening does not leave anybody charged. Every path here ends with the hold released and the item back on sale. A meetup whose scheduled day ends with no handoff photo cancels 12 hours aft…
  • What happens when we meet up to hand the item over?At a meetup the seller takes a handoff photo at the spot as the item changes hands. That photo is what marks the handoff. Once it is in, the buyer has 24 hours to accept or to report a problem. If…
  • How do we agree on a pickup day?Scheduling opens once the buyer has paid, and who proposes depends on the pickup type. For a porch pickup the buyer proposes the day; for an in-person meetup — at the seller's home or at a public s…
  • Can I change or move a pickup day that is already agreed?A pickup can be moved once by each side — one move for the buyer and one for the seller, per deal. Once your move is spent you cannot move that pickup again. For a meetup, and for the seller on a p…

Account

  • How do I delete my account?From your account settings. It's your call and you don't have to give a reason. Anything with money in it. If somebody has paid for something you haven't handed over, that's an obligation to anothe…
  • Why am I being asked to verify my email?Because that's where your receipts go, and every message about a deal, and any password reset. An address nobody has confirmed is all of that landing nowhere. Look around and set your account up. W…

Trust

  • How do I report a seller, a buyer or a listing?There's a report control on a listing, on a person's profile, and inside a conversation. Use whichever one is closest to what went wrong. It goes into a queue a person works through. You won't alwa…

Nonprofits

  • What does my nonprofit's status mean?There are five states, and each one says exactly what is true right now. Onboarding — you have signed up and are still assembling what an application needs: the logo, evidence of charitable status,…
  • How does my nonprofit get approved?Register with your organisation's details and EIN. One nonprofit per account, and an EIN that is already registered here is refused. Before you can submit for review you need a logo, and evidence o…
  • Can we tell whether our posts actually bring in sales?Yes, for the routes we can see. Every share link records the channel it came from, so a Facebook post that produced four sales looks different from one that produced none. Somebody taps your link o…
  • How do I post an update to our supporters?From your dashboard. Write what happened, add photographs, and choose who sees it: everybody, or only the people who picked you as their cause. Every update gets a page of its own that you can send…

Help

  • What can the support assistant actually do?It answers questions about how this place works, out of these articles, and it can look up your own orders, listings and tickets. It can't see anybody else's. It opens a ticket in the same conversa…

Escrow

  • When is the buyer actually charged?Nothing is charged when a buyer taps Buy. The card is authorized — the money is held, not taken — and the item is locked to that buyer. The charge happens at the end, once the item has changed hand…
  • How long does the hold on my card last?A hold lasts 24 hours by default. If nothing has happened by then, it is released, the buyer is not charged, and the item goes back on sale. Agreeing a pickup day extends the hold to cover it: out…

Privacy

  • Who can see my address?Your exact address and map coordinates are shown to two people at most: you, and the buyer whose payment is holding on the item — and when that buyer gets it depends on how you chose to hand over.…

Receipts

  • Where is my donation receipt, and is the donation tax deductible?A receipt is generated automatically when a sale completes and part of the proceeds went to a nonprofit. Nobody has to request one. It carries its own receipt number, the donor's full legal name, t…

Photos

  • What happens when I use AI to enhance a listing photo?The enhancement restages your photo — the item shown in a setting that suits it — while leaving the item itself photographically intact. It is a picture of your thing, in a better scene. The tool i…

Fees

  • What does it cost to sell something?Two fees come out of a sale, in this order. The platform takes 15% of the sale price first. On a $100 sale that is $15.00. Card processing comes next: roughly 2.9% plus $0.30, which on a $100 sale…

Listings

  • What am I not allowed to list, and why is my listing in review?Every listing is screened automatically when it is created, and again whenever its photos or its words change. Most publish straight away. A photo the scanner reads as likely to be adult, violent o…

No show

  • The buyer never turned up — what happens now?A no-show is reported by the seller, and only by the seller, on a deal where the money is still held and no problem has already been reported. Reporting it starts a 24-hour window. The buyer is tol…

Disputes

  • Something is wrong with my order — what do I do?If something is wrong with the item or the handoff, the buyer reports a problem from the deal screen. Do it before accepting: accepting is the buyer's statement that the item is as described, and a…

Donations

  • How much of a sale goes to the nonprofit?You decide, and the percentage applies to your cut — what is left after the platform's 15% and card processing — not to the sale price. You may give nothing. A listing where you keep 100% is allowe…

Support

  • How do I contact support, and how many tickets can I open?Support runs on tickets. You open one from the app or the website, pick what it is about, and the whole exchange stays in one thread you can come back to. You can have up to 5 tickets on the go at…

Payouts

  • How and when do I get paid for what I sell?You are paid through a Stripe payout account connected to your Clutter Sale account. You only need one if you keep a share of a sale, so you are prompted to set it up after a sale rather than befor…

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