I did bundles on Facebook and have managed to get rid of 2. I categorised by size, was sleepsuits and vests not actual clothes. Also managed to get a little bit extra gone once I started speaking with the person who was collecting which was good!
I did bundles on Facebook and have managed to get rid of 2. I categorised by size, was sleepsuits and vests not actual clothes. Also managed to get a little bit extra gone once I started speaking with the person who was collecting which was good!Gradually sorting out stuff to sell but I'm not sure where would be best to try and flog it lol! I've got some of my own clothes that there is no way I'd ever fit in again together with some brand new shoes that I forgot to return. Then I have a whole bunch of baby clothes. My intention was to sell them as bundles, so for example a newborn bundle that has ten vests and sleepsuits, and then list some "nicer" bits individually. Should I just whack it all on Vinted? I wonder with the bundles if I'd be better selling them on Marketplace. With the bundles, would I be better to bundle them up by type, so vests together, sleepsuits together, or by size?
Vinted for everything! It’s so much simpler than marketplace I find. I would definitely try bundles for the vests/sleep suits and as you say do nicer bits individually. My baby bits have always sold well that way.Gradually sorting out stuff to sell but I'm not sure where would be best to try and flog it lol! I've got some of my own clothes that there is no way I'd ever fit in again together with some brand new shoes that I forgot to return. Then I have a whole bunch of baby clothes. My intention was to sell them as bundles, so for example a newborn bundle that has ten vests and sleepsuits, and then list some "nicer" bits individually. Should I just whack it all on Vinted? I wonder with the bundles if I'd be better selling them on Marketplace. With the bundles, would I be better to bundle them up by type, so vests together, sleepsuits together, or by size?
So recently for me my local InPost (Glasgow) has removed their lockers and you send via in their store which is a shop with a Post Office. Never experienced this before. I had a nightmare which I posted about recently as their InPost systems were down so I couldn't receive or send anything. Don't trust them so changed my location to send.Inpost don't have shops. It if is locker to locker you can still use QR codes.
I get people want cheap stuff but I'd sooner just get my store credit and return it than accept £45For Vinted I feel like that’s sadly a good offer
The comments people open up with are crazy ffsNot mine, but you’d think the last thing her dying Mum would want is a watch
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They should've checked the sizing. Morons.Just had someone ask for a refund because the item the brought from me (brand new with tags) doesn’t fit themhow about no
I literally put the measurements on the listing too.They should've checked the sizing. Morons.
Blimey! I decline offers and sometimes counter offer but I wouldn't block someone for making an offer!Fuming, I sent an offer on a dress earlier (£6.00 dress priced at £8.50) but it had been listed a while. I know this is slightly SS behaviour
Anyway, I just went to buy it at full price and she's blocked me!
when something has been listed a while I think it’s fair game to make offers!Blimey! I decline offers and sometimes counter offer but I wouldn't block someone for making an offer!
Blimey! I decline offers and sometimes counter offer but I wouldn't block someone for making an offer!
It was probably someone on here. Don’t take it personal babe it’s just standard practice. The slags have pushed us so far over the years, our tolerance is pretty low.Fuming, I sent an offer on a dress earlier (£6.00 dress priced at £8.50) but it had been listed a while. I know this is slightly SS behaviour
Anyway, I just went to buy it at full price and she's blocked me!
Have to confess I just had to check the value of a dress someone sent me an offer on yesterday, I declined and then blocked.Fuming, I sent an offer on a dress earlier (£6.00 dress priced at £8.50) but it had been listed a while. I know this is slightly SS behaviour
Anyway, I just went to buy it at full price and she's blocked me!
That is totally justified! I couldn't be dealing with that either! You just know it's going to be troubleHave to confess I just had to check the value of a dress someone sent me an offer on yesterday, I declined and then blocked.
Blocked not for the offer but for the average 1 star rating, and all the feedback being cancelled orders and claiming damage to return or get refunds. I cba with that sort of mess.
This was a new seller, only had feedback as a buyer and even then it was below 10, seems they're a fast learnerIt was probably someone on here. Don’t take it personal babe it’s just standard practice. The slags have pushed us so far over the years, our tolerance is pretty low.
Well mine is, anyway.
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