Some are ridiculous and it's really annoying to get a low offer. To me though that's the way vinted is- people like getting a deal so why not try the option of offer if it's there. on the other hand, people just put the initial price 20% above what they want to give buffer for offers so it kinda misses the pointThe offers people try! You start to wonder how anything can be sold in the shops.
They must have a fit at the prices!
I always fold it nicely, put it in a bag to keep it safe and then put it in the mailing bag. I'm officially going to call myself a TT.Why do some sellers just stuff things in bags instead of folding them? I know it’s not a big deal but I just bought a kids Paul Smith jacket, at an absolute bargain too, but when it arrived it was literally scrumpled into a ball and stuffed in the bag like wtf?
I had an item listed at £10, someone offered me £7.50 which I declined and counter offered £8.50, the buyer declined my £8.50 and counter offered that with £10 which obviously I accepted.Somebody created a bundle and the price was £9.95, she offered £10. I accepted and she paid.
Can’t decide if she is a simple SS or she doesn’t like odd amounts so rounded it up
Me too. I’ve even been posting the same day as I’m off work at the moment and the bastards can’t even be bothered to leave me reviews half the time.I always fold it nicely, put it in a bag to keep it safe and then put it in the mailing bag. I'm officially going to call myself a TT.
It depends on your selling patterns. Think the T&Cs state you have to have sold so much in a certain period to get the offers. If you do qualify its every 2 weeks (bar most of xmas/NY period)Re eBay- does anyone know if there’s any pattern to variable fees discounts? I have a lot of none clothing items to sell and managed to take advantage last weekend with some more expensive items as the audience for them is better than Vinted. Those fees can sting!
If they’d been up for a while I’d reserve them but as they’ve only just been put up I’d say no. If they are still there Friday then I’d say still happy to accept £5 but as they are newly uploaded you want to see how it goesHi girls, follow on here as you all make me laugh but need some advice!
have a pair of shorts for sale for £7, someone offered £5 and I’ve accepted. Now they’ve asked me to reserve till Friday? Idk but I feel this is abit cheeky seens as they’re not even paying full price? It was only listed yesterday! It’s not the money just the principle! Is it cheeky to say I won’t reserve it??