Hi Cardiff.
I've got a crochet dress I really loved but it was damaged, now it has a small hole on it, I'm looking for someone who can teach me how to fix it, anyone has any idea?
I honestly hate haggling, both as a buyer and a seller. I’ll make an offer, and if it doesn’t work out, either we meet somewhere in the middle or I just move on. I’m totally open to offers as a seller too, but what really irritates me is when people keep trying to squeeze a few extra quid out of you even after you’ve already accepted their offer. Or I've already lowered the price but they keep persuading me.
At that point, what are you even gaining from the situation? Saving £3 barely buys a coffee these days.
I understand the whole “if you don’t ask, you don’t get” mindset, but it feels wrong when it’s used against small businesses or individual sellers, especially when both sides are just regular people trying to get by.
I sell and buy women clothes, most of the young girls and older gen X ladies seem chill, but the young millennial moms seem to be the most difficult group on Vinted to deal with. Most of the lowball offers are from them, constantly haggling, can't collect their parcel by so many excuses, sending dirt clothes without checking. Now, whenever I see someone's profile is giving off that vibe or they sell young children clothes, I just want to avoid. Is it just me??
I mean my feed is always filled with the 3 familiar sellers, sometimes a few items of the same account on the same page, I've never searched for any tag intentionally. Is vinted trying to promote specific account now?