Google autocomplete around Poshmark is full of questions about sharing bots, multiple accounts, bans and shipping abroad. This page answers from the Poshmark Terms of Service, its Community Guidelines, its privacy policy, robots.txt and the notices on its closed country sites. We read them on 28 September 2026. The short answer: Poshmark does not allow automation for sharing, liking or following, and it bars multiple accounts made to evade punishment. Its terms forbid scraping. Its sites outside the US and Canada have closed.
Sharing bots and automation
The Community Guidelines are part of the Terms of Service. Poshers "are welcome to recruit human helpers", but Poshmark does not allow them "to use unauthorized programs or other forms of automation to participate on Poshmark". The guidelines name the actions: "deleting and reposting content, liking, sharing, following, and unfollowing".
Breaking the guidelines "may result in deleted content, removal of listings or restrictions to your account". The robots.txt also asks all crawlers to stay out of the share, like and follow paths.
Multiple closets and bans
Section 4 of the terms lists what you will not do. One item reads: "create multiple account to evade punishment or avoid restrictions". The terms set no number of closets beyond that.
Section 16 covers suspensions:
- Poshmark may suspend or terminate an account "at our discretion without explanation, notice, and liability to Poshmark".
- "Any attempts to circumvent any suspensions, terminations, or other enforcement actions by Poshmark are strictly prohibited".
- That includes "creating new or duplicative accounts".
- It may lead to more action against you and against other users who help.
An account stays with its owner unless Poshmark agrees in writing to a transfer. Beyond that, you cannot "transfer, sell, or dispose of your Account".
What Poshmark checks
The privacy policy, last updated on 24 March 2026, says Poshmark collects the "IP address and device data" as you use the service. To prevent fraud, Poshmark and its fraud vendors may use your general location, IP address and device data "to verify accounts and activity, and to monitor suspicious or fraudulent activity".
The Legal Center page holds the terms and every policy, with their older versions. None of its 8,317 lines of text mentions VPNs or proxies.
Scraping and data
Among the things you will not do, the terms list: "copy, scrape, harvest, crawl or use any technology, software or automated systems to collect any information or data".
The robots.txt asks all crawlers to stay out of /listings, /search and /api. We found no public API docs: the developer pages we tried returned 404 or gave our server no answer.
Selling from outside the US and Canada
Poshmark closed three country sites in 2023. The old sites now read:
- "The Poshmark Australia marketplace has closed."
- "The Poshmark India marketplace has closed."
- "The Poshmark UK marketplace has closed."
TechCrunch reported the move on 19 October 2023. Poshmark said it was "closing our marketplace in India, Australia, and the U.K. to focus on and increase our investments in our core markets of the U.S. and Canada". PYMNTS quoted Poshmark: users there "will no longer have access to the marketplace via the app or web". The current Shipping Policy, effective 13 February 2026, does not mention shipping abroad.
If you use proxies for other work
Nothing on this page routes Poshmark traffic through a proxy. For the basics, see what a residential proxy is, whether free proxies are safe and how to check if a proxy is working. Our free proxy list and proxy checker cost nothing. Our residential, ISP and mobile proxies are on the pricing page, and residential traffic starts at $0.44/GB.
The limits of this page
We did not run a closet, a sharing tool or a proxy on Poshmark. The Poshmark help centre gave our server no answer, so this page quotes only the terms, the policies and the guidelines. The terms do not say how many closets one person may keep. The Community Guidelines carry no date. This page is due for a check by 28 December 2026.
Sources
We read every source below on 28 September 2026.
- Poshmark, Legal Center: the Terms of Service (version 4.6, effective 3 June 2025) and the Privacy Policy (version 8.2, last updated 24 March 2026).
- Poshmark, Community Guidelines and robots.txt.
- Poshmark, the closed sites for Australia, India and the UK.
- TechCrunch, Poshmark to shut shop in India, Australia and UK, 19 October 2023, and PYMNTS, Poshmark Exiting Overseas Markets to Focus on US.
- Our own requests to Poshmark addresses, and Google autocomplete.


