She certainly has a knack for picking companies to partner with like I said in the last post, doesn't she ๐๐๐๐ I just found this Reddit thread about Vinted itself BEFORE this child trafficking rumor started going around about Vinted. People on Trust pilot certainly don't like Vinted (1.2 stars based on 21,870 ratings), although it has a 4.2 rating based on 2.2 million users on Google Play. I also saw this on an article about Vinted:
Not only have I lost hours scrolling, Vinted has also made me petty. As I switched from selling to buying, I learned how small-scale haggling is built into the platform. Vinted automatically calculates a 5% or 10% discount on something you like so you can offer less than itโs listed for. I spent an entire month โnegotiatingโ the price down on a summer dress. In the end we were haggling over less than a pound and when it arrived I got three wears out of it before it became too cold. I punched the air when I got ยฃ2 off a slightly worn winter coat. It turned up with a tear in the lining that wasnโt in the listing. I felt simultaneously outraged and delighted โ surely I could squeeze some more money off from the seller? She called my bluff and suggested I post it back so she could sell it to someone else. Pay for postage twice? Over my dead body.
This Facebook thread about it has a mixed bag of comments about Vinted.
Turns out this company's customer service is primarily run by AI based on multiple reviews I've come across on multiple platforms, including these on the Apple store. I don't know why these have 5 stars when they should clearly be 1 star reviews but whatever lol.
