ThredUp might be the easiest way to sell used clothing. You just send in your clothes, and ThredUp sells them. “We do all that heavy lifting for you — photographing, listing, pricing, shipping, customer support — all of which can take a lot of time,” said Danielle Vermeer, ThredUp’s Head of Social Commerce. In exchange, ThredUp takes a cut of your earnings. But what you lose in cash…
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