Hello!
I’ve been on Vinted for 5 years (+200 positive reviews), and I’ve always sold items well between €15, €30, and even more. However, I’ve realized that for the past year, buyer habits have drastically changed… is it because of fast fashion brands like Shein and Temu where you can buy items for €2 or €3? It’s becoming really frustrating because I sell branded and mid-range items like Zara, and items for €5, €8, and €10 aren’t selling! 
I make offers when I get favorites, but the offers aren’t even « seen »!
In short, it’s becoming a real headache to sell on Vinted… maybe I should try LeBonCoin?
Hello
The best place for me is rather when I sell something that cannot be shipped, local or specific items that « sell well » remotely (equestrian items)
I have never sold clothes, it seems very time-consuming to me…
I tried Beebs again (the equivalent at Kiabi), because you can import your wardrobe… 1 favorite in 1 month, no sales for a little over a year since I created my account
I sell (very) little on Vestiaire Co
The problem with Vinted is that you are drowned in the crowd, even by republishing your ads, by being attractive in terms of price, …
I do as you do, make offers to favorites, and the new trend is to offer me even lower… Should I multiply the desired price by 3 to « resist » attacks on prices, even low ones?
The second-hand market is saturated, I find, and we are in a society where some people no longer want to pay the « normal » price, or everything must be lowered to their liking, except that someone paid the full price new and they forget that (not just for clothes, I had the same problem selling a luxury sedan and my house where people who don’t have the means bother you by making ridiculous offers!)
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It’s pathetic 
it gets on my nerves, I admit! People want us to « give » them 
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I think the state should tax these fast fashion companies to the maximum in order to make the second-hand economy flow more smoothly. But hey, we’re not going to change the world! Have a nice day!
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