✨ Approved loaded tea brands · Sell them, trade them, or both ✨
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Made by loaded tea lovers, for loaded tea lovers

You've got the flavors
nobody wants.
Somebody's got the one
you can't find.

Every variety box ends the same way — a couple of packets you'll never finish and one you'd buy a case of. Trade them straight across, or sell what's sitting in your drawer. Your money waits with us until the package is in your hands, we print the label so there's real tracking on it, and on a trade both parcels go out at once. No payment apps, no screenshots, nobody going first. Every approved brand is welcome — and you can trade across them.

Free to join · free to list · you only pay when something sells

In the shop
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Your money waits It reaches the seller 72 hours after tracking says delivered. Not a minute before.
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We print the label So every package has tracking, and neither of you takes the other's word for it.
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Nobody goes first On a trade both labels go out together, once you've both paid. Same moment.
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Sealed packets only Original wrapper, 60 days of life left, a photo you took. The form enforces it.
A loaded tea cup character
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Straight across, no cash $2.49 each, and you each mail your own
Another loaded tea cup character

Nobody has to go first

Same shape whether it's a sale or a trade.

1

The money parks with us

On a sale the buyer's card is charged and it sits with us — the seller can see it's there, they just can't touch it. On a trade there's no cash for the Loaded Teas at all. You each pay your own fee and your own postage, and nothing moves until you both have.

2

We send the label

Print it, stick it on, drop it off. Tracking is automatic because the label comes through us, so nobody has to send a screenshot of anything. Nothing scans in three business days and we ask the seller; still nothing two days later and the order cancels itself.

3

It lands, then it pays

Tracking says delivered and there's 72 hours to open the box. Nothing wrong, the money moves to the seller. Something wrong, we refund it out of what we're still holding.

Three things worth knowing

Trades

You each pay a flat fee and your own postage. Both labels go out at the same time, so neither of you posts first. 48 hours to pay your half or it cancels itself and refunds you.

Your money

Once a sale clears, it's in your balance. Cash out when you want: instant to your debit card, or free to your bank in 2 to 3 business days. Five dollar minimum.

Merch, now

Printed to order and shipped in about a week. Your credit spends on it the same as cash.

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What you can and can't list

The form won't let you past these.

Goes up fine

  • Sealed, in the original wrapperNever opened
  • 60+ days of shelf lifeDate showing in your photo
  • A photo you tookStock images get pulled
  • One packet or three hundredSell, swap, or both

Gets pulled

  • Opened or repackagedNo baggies, no scooping
  • Under 30 days to the dateAuto-pulled
  • Anything that isn't a real, sealed packet from an approved brandNo knockoffs, no homemade mixes
  • Under $2.25 a packetAbove that it's your call

What we charge

Free to join, free to list. 8% when you sell something small, $2.49 a side on a trade. Buyers pay postage at checkout.

Questions people ask

When do I actually get paid?

Three days after it's delivered, unless the buyer confirms sooner, which most of them do. Then it's in your balance to cash out whenever you want: instant to a debit card, or free to your bank in 2 to 3 days. Five dollar minimum.

What if the buyer says it never showed up?

That's what tracking is for. If the carrier scanned it delivered to their address, the sale stands. If it genuinely got lost in transit, the buyer gets refunded and neither of you takes a strike.

What if what shows up isn't what was listed?

Buyer has 72 hours from delivery to flag it with photos. Most of it sorts itself out — the money's still sitting with us, so we can just refund it. Sellers who keep getting flagged lose the ability to list.

Why do you need the expiration date?

It's the one thing that settles an argument. Date on the packet matches the date on the listing, everybody knows exactly what they got. It also keeps old stock from floating around the site forever.

How does a trade actually work?

You tag what you're hunting, somebody holding it offers a trade, and you each pay your own half — your fee plus your own postage. The moment the second payment lands we email you both a label. Neither of you ships first, you just both ship. If they never pay, yours comes straight back as credit after 48 hours.

Is there anything in it for bringing people in?

Yes. Join our affiliate program from the Invite & earn page and you get your own link. Every new member who signs up through it and finishes 3 orders (buys, sales, trades and merch orders all count) earns you $5 in credit, and you earn a commission on their merch orders too. The $5 lands in your balance by itself; merch commissions are paid out by the affiliate program, and your affiliate dashboard shows every click, signup and sale.

Why does the fee go up on bigger listings?

Because a shop clearing 300 packets and somebody offloading six spares aren't doing the same thing. Under 25 packets it's 8%. From there it's 10% to 99, 12% to 249, and 15% above that. Most people never leave the first bracket.

Why is there a fee on a trade if no money changes hands?

Because the site still costs money to run and there's no sale to take a percentage of. $2.49 a side covers the processing and keeps the lights on. Postage is separate and you each buy your own, which is the fairest way to split it without one of you fronting the other.

Better than a comment thread

Free to join, free to list, and nothing moves until the package does. Sell it or swap it, whichever suits you.