How to Posh Point, a New Concept to Swapping

One Man's Trash is Another Man's Treasure

I recently stumbled across a website in last few months called Posh Points. It's a new concept to swapping/trading your items. Items are listed "for sale" and you buy them with points AKA Posh Points.

How it works is that you list your items for sale and set a certain amount of points you want for your item. The buyer comes along and buys your items with points. You then ship the item to the buyer. The seller pays for shipping to the buyer. As you earn posh points you are able to also buy from other sellers.

I decided this may be an interesting site so I joined up and listed some items for sale. I was surprised at how fast the items sold. I shipped them off with a delivery confirmation and once they buyer received they confirmed and I was awarded my points. I know at this point your probably wonder what happens if your buyer does not confirm, well no worries as long as you got delivery confirmation on your package it will automatically be confirmed once your buyer receives the package. As long as you put the delivery confirmation into the area it requests. Its very simple!

What's nice about this website is its sort of a way to recycle also. I am sure you have a lot of items sitting around your house to good to be thrown away but you no longer have a use for it, What to do? List it on Posh Points!

Of course points can not be traded for money and if you are short points and want to buy something out of your points limit you can even buy points if you wish to do so.

Posh Points is free to use and when you sign up they automatically give you 15 posh points to start spending. You will be amazed at the items you will find for 15 points and less. They have everything from antiques to travel.

They have a community forum set up where you can go any help you may need or to just meet other posh pointer's. The community as I have seen it is a very nice welcoming place where people will help you with any problems or questions you have. The owners of the site actually come into the forums and help people with any questions or problems either. Can you imagine the owners of eBay coming into the boards and responding to people?