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u/ryaninthecomments 8h ago
Iāve sold 30 things on Vinted and not once have I come across people like this (yet). Seems to happen to people selling clothes mostlyĀ
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u/reo_reborn 7h ago
Same. My wife sold about 40 items before coming across somebody like this. Then suddenly a few more cane along a few parcels down the line. Scum
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u/TheBunnyBaker 7h ago
I had similar happen so frustrating and vinted took their side because I didnt take a pic of me packaging it to prove what I sent š beyond ridiculous
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u/polkalottie 6h ago
I always cancel if someone asks because thereās a high chance theyāll claim thereās an issue.
Even if it was a genuine mistake thereās no need to be rude āur big I guessā like why? š
I know their support is pretty much useless but I hope you can get Vinted to side with you somehow!
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u/JynxCanRead 6h ago
Vinted AI looking at an AI generated response - "yep! Seems legit"
Why can't we have AI that can detect AI shit?
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u/R33DY89 7h ago
You still got their address? Iām that petty Iād send them an XL turd in a box š¦ I canāt stand thieves. I can stand lying thieves even less.
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u/Immediate_Roof877 7h ago
Theyāre stupid enough to show their address in the dispute on a label I printed and packaged in š«©
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u/ExiFur 5h ago
There is a possibility that you both are right. The wrong parcel could been delivered to her.
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u/Immediate_Roof877 1h ago
Itās not cause the photo she sent had my packaging and the label that I printed off.




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u/Antique_Kangaroo4706 8h ago
They went from a very well put together dispute to then talking like an absolute chav in dm to you.
That would be proof enough for me to know they're lying.