Poshmark scrapped its Excessive Listing Removal Policy as of July 23, telling sellers on a webinar they can now pull listings down without tripping an enforcement action, according to Liz Morton at Value Added Resource. Introduced in May 2025, the rule punished sellers for taking identical or near-identical items down and putting them back up, which hit anyone cross-listing to eBay, Mercari, or Depop and needing to clear sold inventory fast. Warnings and suspensions followed, with no clear sense of what count triggered them, and a November bug that wiped listings tripped enforcement against the sellers it hit. A new recognition program replaces it, gated on 20 lifetime shipped sales plus rolling 90-day marks of five orders or $500, two-day shipping, and cancellations and approved returns under 2%.
