Piotr F.
Buyer beware
Buyer beware, sales driven on hyped up value. Their definition of comp is a listing versus historical sales. Hyped up value and hidden flaws. Items are often damaged and ripped. Dealing with Jebwa is a nightmare as they have zero class and/or customer service skills. You kiss your mommy with that mouth? I don't blame the sales team as they are part of a toxic sales culture cultivated by their leadership. Greed pure greed to sell trash on hyped up values. They should be ashamed of themselves. Beware of the smoke and mirrors, if they sell you something listed as $299, it's probably worth $50 and they make you feel like you got one over on them if you pay under $150. Trust me, $65 you still overpaid. You like old vintage and smelly bags? Jebwa is the place for you. You like to light your money on fire? Jebwa is the place for you. You like to be mistreated as a consumer? Jebwa is the place for you.
Response from JebwaAug 16, 2026
Hi Piotr, Thank you for taking the time to write this — and I'm sorry your experience with us fell so far short of what it should have been. The way you describe being treated isn't the standard we hold ourselves to, and I'd like to look into it directly. On the valuation question: our comparisons are drawn from current market listings, and I understand that can read very differently from recent sold prices. That's fair feedback, and it's something we're reviewing in how we present value to customers. On condition — every item should be described accurately, flaws included. If what you received didn't match its listing, that's on us to put right. Please get in touch with our team and reference this review, and we'll make sure someone senior takes a look at your order and works with you on a resolution. — The Jebwa Team




