Glambotsell

I wasn't impressed with their offer for my package. It was so meager for a lot of top brands I had sent in. I was told to pay $17 for shipping if I wanted my package returned. I decided to take the offer instead of spending more on something I didn't want. I really hope they start paying something reasonable

Very disappointing. I had 15 items of once or twice used/swatched items–A Givenchy palette, Nudestix pencils in tins, MAC shadows-etc. Again, barely used items. They offered me $12 for all 15 items. In declining, I had to pay to have my items returned to me. NEVER AGAIN

I recently sent in 6 pallets of Urban Decay and MAC cosmetics to this site. Price offers were not that pleasing. I think they think of paying little because we are end users. But my makeups had never been used and they were in absolutely good condition. We need fair offers

A friend of mine told me about this store, how they buy makeups from end users. I had samples of Urban decay, Lorac and STILA to offer and I had hardly used some. I valued them for about $150. The offer was not even halfy of what I expected but it served my need of disposing them with a profit. They helped

I had always looked to rid my drawers of the huge volumes of makeups I have hoarded over time. Some of them I have hardly used. To get somewhere to offload them at some incentives, that was fantastic.

My cousin and I compared what we sent in and what we got paid in cash. She got a better payout because she sent in more palettes than I and also better brands. Looks like, the better makeup you send in then the better payout you will have!
I wish there was a known procedure of how they come up with offers

They will send you a free shipping label in a shortest time possible. They will send you the price offer on your makeup package but it won't be much as you would expect.

I wasn't impressed with their offer for my package. It was so meager for a lot of top brands I had sent in. I was told to pay $17 for shipping if I wanted my package returned. I decided to take the offer instead of spending more on something I didn't want. I really hope they start paying something reasonable

Inspite of the low price offer I got on my collection, I would still give them credit for a great sharing initiative and easy to use website. I received a free shipping label via USPS after 2 days and it was pretty easy for me to send in my sell page. My offer came through in 8 days. Should only get better.

My sister and I sent in 4 palettes of assorted makeups we had never used. We got not ground breaking offer bit some good incentive for sharing.

I work in a retail merchandise distribution and we often have off season products that we usually need to liquidate. We have recently sold to Glambot to recoup the costs. I would recommend them to anyone in similar position.

At my work in a talent agency, I often receive tones of brand new makeups on promotion from companies before they are released to public. So Glambot provides a great opportunity to get them to the end users. So they do a great job redistribution.

This Company Rocks! Sending XOXO. Helping me too tidy up my room yet at a profit. Absolutely great creativity!

What are you waiting for? This service is one of a kind. If you got makeup to sell- this is the service for you!

Did send in some pressed powder palettes and bottled foundation. I was tolde they could only give me a bonus since the product arrived but in bad condition because my packaging wasn't good. Wasn't so impressed but they emailed me with a thorough explanation and screenshot of the package. I give them the benefit of doubt

I heard about GLAMBOT in a makeup tutorial. I know they both buy and sell lightly used used makeup, but I'm not comfortable using used makeup bc I have sensitive skin- so, I decided to send in some of my extra eye palettes. I mostly sent in Too Faced, NARS, MAC and Urban Decay. (I kept my beloved HUDA palettes for myself- lol). I made sure that I only sent in brand on their accepted list. I was a bit paranoid about packing the palettes since they are fragile, but I used some scrap bubble wrap and paper that I had around the house. Also made sure to use an old Amazon box bc I don't think a bag would do the job. The process took a bit longer than I expected but I think they are a small-ish company, so not really fair to hold them to Amazon type standards (lol). I chose cash and not the store credit- I think I ended up earning about 40% of retail. Pretty satisfied considering they paid for the shipping and there were no additional tacked on fees. I'll definitely share my experience with my close GFs. Thank You GLAMBOT!

I've both bought and sold to this company. Although I understand buying is not for everyone- I think everyone could benefit from some extra spending cash to splurge on something. Especially if you weren't using the makeup anywhoo 😉

I'm not much into make ups but my friends keep gifting me Colourpops. The ones that I think doesn't suit me, I make sure to get them sent to Glambot. This is a sure-fire way to make something out of the things you don't need. Thanks, Glambot!

Been having some rough time since a loss and trying to recover from expenses. Glambot has helped me with selling what I treasure but don't really need as of the moment. We're now recovering and will continue with Glambot.

Definitely do you reading and research before you send in a package. There is a minimum to sell and they only my accept certain types and brands. Kind of a lot of information. I did not do my research, so I got a cash offer less than what I was expecting- better than nothing though. I now know what's up and will probably send another box in soon.

I tried to sell my used makeup on amazon and eBay but wasn't able to because they only allow unused items. No help for me. So glad I found Glambot and was able to sell my lightly used high quality makeup. Thanks!

My first time to sell to Glambot. Had a huge collection of NARS, Urban Decay plus other brands which I was never going to use anymore. Never believed they would come through with the promised offer of $60 but they did. I recommend them

It was my first time to hear about such business; buying products from end users. I didn't believe it until I was offered some $40 from my my box of brushes, palettes and some unused make up brands. $40 less than original cost but it works if someone else can use the products.

My first time to sell to this store was last month. Sent in a palette of MAC cosmetics.
The offer was really meager. Not so excited about it. But I love the business idea. No need to waste useful stuff

I didn't like their cash offer so I rejected their offer. So dumb- I had to pay to have my stuff shipped back to me!