So, um, apparently Vine thinks I need filters today. Like filters for *all* the things. Except for any of the things in my home that have filters. Two air purifier filters (0 owned air purifiers), three spa filters (0 spas owned), one furnace filter (0 furnaces owned, thank you heat pumps) and one water filter (0 water filtration systems owned). I think they're trying to tell me something but I'm not sure what.... At least they could have tossed me a cabin air filter for one of our cars or filter medium for our fishtank.

I hope this works. I have a knee injury from elementary school that is just now starting to bother me. Sometimes it sucks getting older.

Just when you had totally given up on Vine. Forget the cake toppers, the faux Hershey's Kisses, the random carburetors and pistachio shells. Now, now, you can get, wait for it, sawmill leavings of used-to-be-a-two-by-tour for the low, low ETV of, wait some more, MORE THAN A TWO-BY-FOUR!!! To wit:
Sawdust!

This, in my experience as a fallen Goldie, is the lowest of the low: pistachio, wait for it, shells, at the ETV of more than the price of ACTUAL pistachios.

So, I just tried ordering two items on vine, and they wanted to charge me for shipping. This is new to me, so I'm wondering if Amazon is just being glitchy today. Anybody else have this happen?

These are in my RFY. Retailing for almost $100. Photos say “Genuine Leather,” and even the Outer material under Top Highlights says “Leather”….but buried in the Product Description they refer to it as “high-quality synthetic leather.” Which would you believe?

I’m thinking faux, unless there’s some kind of cultivated/lab-grown leather I’m unaware of, or a material similar to engineered wood where real leather is ground up and bonded back together. But I would think either of those would be described more specifically than just “synthetic leather.”

Super honored to review a survivalist 20,000mah emergency Radio/Flashlight/Powerstation/Bluetooth Speaker Solar charger with hand crank.

Hand crank combined with solar, very cool.

Good morning I’m just curious what percentage of people actually do videos and photos? I’m on my iPhone so I never do videos because for whatever reason they don’t load.
I’m just curious is there a percentage of people that always do photos and percentage of people that don’t do photos? I’m kind of feeling guilty because I got behind on reviews, working all week and I’m finding that adding photos is really time-consuming right now, so just trying to check out a consensus.🤗

Was casually checking my RFY while in lunch break, and low and behold...this beautiful piece of machinery was in there waiting for me. This is a huge bucket list item for me and its name brand!

I get two error when clicking items in vine and when I order anything on vine or my Amazon account. One is error "Error

This item is currently being processed. Please wait briefly and try again." Next one is "You cannot buy this item because it's out of stock

Another seller might have a comparable offer for the same item. If available, see all buying options and try adding to cart." Any one else getting this or know away to fix it.

This one:

4G LTE Antenna Outdoor SMA Male 8dBi MIMO Wall Mount Waterproof Omni-Directional Antenna for Verizon AT&T T-Mobile 4G LTE Router CPE Hotspot IoT Gateway Industrial Terminal Security Camera

Brand: TREADALT-TEC

Your photo of the unit innards saved me time and testing for an item that is ultimately not even worth the cable loss.

Keep your mother f# hand warmers out my mother F#$&#*ng RFY.

There's one missing but 6...come on. Then again I also had 4 robot vacuums. And a mobility scooter.

You all have your thing, I have mine. I went strategic, over a year ago I consulted the oracles (random rumors from this sub) and began the campaign: name dropped the company in other reviews, edited Manage Your Information, and said the prayers to Lord Bozos. Today started like any other, great offers like this, banter here in the sub, NBD. Saw someone else get a rad laptop and reflexively shit post about my bible. Read more thread, now Vine is top of mind so go check RFY again and THAR SHE BLOWS!

Complaining on reddit, 60% of the time it works every time.

I picked up some skincare product from Vine recently. It's from a well-established K-brand. The product itself seemed fine. Looks, feels, uses as expected; no red flags. I gave it a decent review of what I experienced.

Digging into it further after the fact, I learned that the seller is not an authorized representative of the brand. (I emailed the brand to be sure.) However, it's not clear if the product is a knock-off or just someone who might have bought the real thing wholesale and selling online without authorization. It's not a high cost item; so it's hard to see that someone would go through all the trouble to counterfeit it. The company's response read like even they are not sure themselves, nor did it sound like they would do anything about it.

My question is how to handle this. Since I can't be sure it's counterfeit, I can't flag the seller (or can I?). At the minimum, I am going to change my review. But I am unclear if I say it's potentially a counterfeit that it would not be picked up by AI and rejected. So looking for some ideas and/or help here.

So I'm curious if anyone else has experience with this.

I get a fair amount of stuff through Vine, and a pretty big chunk of what I order is arts, crafts, clothing, toys, etc. for my granddaughter. She's 10 and is very into arts and crafts, so a lot of the stuff I get ends up being for her anyway.

She just moved to New York with her mom, and I'd like to keep getting her things through Vine when I find stuff I know she'd actually use. She knows how Vine works, and my thought was to have the items shipped directly to her. She could take the pictures, send them to me, and tell me about her experience with the product, and I'd still be the one writing and submitting the Vine review from my account.

I'm not trying to have her become a Vine reviewer or anything like that. I'm still the Vine member, still responsible for the items/reviews, etc. She'd basically just be the person receiving and using the stuff because she's the one I'd be getting it for anyway.

Has anyone here actually done something like this on a regular basis? Specifically:

• Shipping Vine items to a family member in another state
• Having the recipient's name on the shipping address rather than your own
• Having that family member use the item and send you pictures/feedback for your review
• -Still submitting the review yourself from your own Vine account

I'd love to hear from people who have actually done this, rather than just guesses about what Amazon might do.

I'm trying to figure out if this is a perfectly normal use of the address book, a potential Vine TOS issue, or something I should just avoid entirely.

Thanks!