Good question, I don't know why I care really. Probably a bit pissed off that I didn't have the balls to list it for that price to begin with. I don't know, it just seems like a bit of a dickhead move to me.
Good question, I don't know why I care really. Probably a bit pissed off that I didn't have the balls to list it for that price to begin with. I don't know, it just seems like a bit of a dickhead move to me.Just out of curiosity why would you care? Not asking in a nasty way I just don’t see why it would matter. I’ve had some higher end stuff sell within minutes and I feel like they’re the online equivalent of the people who would jump in your boot at sunrise at a car boot to resell on their own stall. I just feel like that’s their prerogative if they pay the price you ask.
Just out of curiosity why would you care? Not asking in a nasty way I just don’t see why it would matter. I’ve had some higher end stuff sell within minutes and I feel like they’re the online equivalent of the people who would jump your boot at sunrise at a car boot to resell on their own stall. I just feel like that’s their prerogative if they pay the price you ask.
QUOTE="Pumpkins1506, post: 14411605, member: 292590"]Good question, I don't know why I care really. Probably a bit pissed off that I didn't have the balls to list it for that price to begin with. I don't know, it just seems like a bit of a dickhead move to me.
No, it annoys me too!I may be being totally unreasonable here but do people ever look how long something has been listed before making an offer. I normally don’t even bother with an offer it’s only just been listed.
I just sold a really nice thick denim jumpsuit that had literally not been up an hour. Listed for £4.
Someone offered £3. I declined, already had people interested. Then offered £3.50. I declined. For the sake of 50p!
It sold for £4 10 minutes later to someone else. Am I too petty?
I listed a dress for £10 the other week and someone offered me £8, 6 mins after I listed it. I thought Jesus Christ give me chanceI may be being totally unreasonable here but do people ever look how long something has been listed before making an offer. I normally don’t even bother with an offer it’s only just been listed.
I just sold a really nice thick denim jumpsuit that had literally not been up an hour. Listed for £4.
Someone offered £3. I declined, already had people interested. Then offered £3.50. I declined. For the sake of 50p!
It sold for £4 10 minutes later to someone else. Am I too petty?
But the item is now theirs. Vinted even suggest selling items on if they don’t fit or suit you.Back again but need some proper advice.
Just discovered that someone who bought an item off me a couple of weeks ago is now reselling as their own item - description states as much. And for twice what they haggled me down to.
Can this be reported? Their seller profile states that they only sell their own clothes.
Yes I do. If its been a while I'll make a cheeky reasonable offer but if uploaded within say past 4 weeks I won't bother.I may be being totally unreasonable here but do people ever look how long something has been listed before making an offer. I normally don’t even bother with an offer it’s only just been listed.
I just sold a really nice thick denim jumpsuit that had literally not been up an hour. Listed for £4.
Someone offered £3. I declined, already had people interested. Then offered £3.50. I declined. For the sake of 50p!
It sold for £4 10 minutes later to someone else. Am I too petty?
I feel ya babe 🥹🫠235 views and 33 faves can someone just buy!!
I have to admit at this point now I do this to the stupid offers I getSo I’ve made an offer on something and she’s just not bothered responding, to accept or decline. And has been online numerous times since. What’s the point?
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