Today, the shipping label is accompanied by an advertisement that takes up a quarter of the A4 sheet. In addition, Garnier’s advertisement has a background that also prints. Vinted is completely mocking us, because this part of the A4 sheet goes in the trash, but our ink cartridge empties.
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We agree. This isn’t the first time. We had to give our consent by signing the new Terms of Service (which we don’t read or don’t understand 
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It’s true that lately we’ve received a lot of requests for agreements on one subject or another. I’ve never read what they sent, but I’ve always systematically refused all agreements… but as in all areas, whatever you choose, they just do what they want…
Hello!
By using sales synchronization on Clemz, you can print your shipping labels without ads.
All info here 
https://www.clemz.app/documentation/synchroniser-ses-ventes#shipping-labels
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And introduce the Title of the items.
Practical when you have several labels to print and link sales 
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it’s true that it’s super practical as well as the resizing for thermal printer 
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Hello. Yes, Clenz is certainly an interesting tool, if you have reasonable sales per month.
But if, despite having 1000 or so items for sale, I only sell two or three items in a month, I don’t really see the point of paying for a subscription that costs practically nine euros. I don’t understand why Vinted doesn’t organize itself like Leboncoin; when you’re in your wardrobe, if you type, for example, « skirt, » all the skirts in your wardrobe should appear.
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Clemz allows increasing sales volume. so it is profitable immediately
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Quite simply because they don’t have the desire to put a search engine on users’ accounts.
It doesn’t interest them if an account has 1000 listings to make 2 or 3 sales in a month.
It’s unnecessarily used space on their servers.
After all, when you have 1000 listings and you make 2 to 3 monthly sales, I would ask myself the necessary questions.
Well… personally.
When I say two or three, I’m just minimizing… On the other hand, I realize that sometimes over two days I put five or six items up for sale and for several days nobody has ever seen them. And then suddenly, I don’t calculate the number of views on the listings, I ask myself if Vinted doesn’t block certain wardrobes at times. This is just my opinion…
It doesn’t interest them, but they prevent us from re-publishing unlike other platforms, even though re-publishing is essential for selling such a large wardrobe. And to earn commissions for the platform. Nonsense. We get lost in the Vinted paradox after a while. Indeed, I also notice that I don’t sell any more in the end - on Vinted - with a much larger wardrobe than a few years ago. I feel like I’m asking myself questions though. Clemz was an answer a year ago 
. But I realize that on Vinted I’m now at a ceiling. I was discussing with one of their institutional clients (20,000 items) and it’s the same for them. It’s stagnating, they’re getting banned. Which is not the case on other platforms. The answer might partly lie there (other platforms like eBay, LBC…) and in direct sales (website, social networks, live streams, shops or pop-ups).
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