Category: Make Money

If you’ve been thinking about decluttering or turning your unwanted items into cash, Vinted is still one of the best places to do it in 2026. I’ve sold over 2,000 items on there myself, and with the right approach, it can be an easy way to earn extra money from things you no longer use. Over time, I’ve learned what sells quickly, what’s worth holding onto for the right buyer, and what usually lingers without

If you’re wondering whether you can actually make real money on Vinted in 2026, the short answer is yes. Whether you’re selling your own unwanted items, building a side hustle, or buying items specifically to resell, Vinted can be a genuinely solid income stream if you understand how the platform works. I’ve made over £10,000 on Vinted with more than 2,000 sales, and I’m not saying that to brag. I’m saying it because it proves

Most people join Vinted thinking it’s simple: list your stuff, ship it, get paid. And for the most part, it is. But there are some very specific rules baked into the platform that can get your account restricted, suspended, or permanently banned if you break them — even by accident. Getting a Vinted ban is no fun, so there are some rules that you need to be aware of. I’ve seen sellers lose accounts over

One of the first questions everyone asks before listing on Vinted is the same: does Vinted take a cut of my sales? If you’ve sold on eBay, Depop, or Facebook Marketplace before, you’re probably used to fees popping up everywhere. So it feels almost too good to be true when you hear this. The honest answer is simple. Vinted does not charge sellers any fees at all. When you sell an item, you receive the

Seeing that message telling you your Vinted account is locked can make your stomach drop. Suddenly you can’t message buyers, withdraw your balance, or even see what’s happening with parcels in transit. It feels scary, especially if you’ve got money sitting there or active orders to deal with. The good news is that a suspension isn’t always permanent. Lots of accounts are restored once Vinted reviews the situation properly. I’ve helped enough readers through this

Returns and disputes are one of the most stressful parts of using Vinted. Whether you’re the buyer who’s opened a parcel and gone “oh no”, or the seller staring at a case thinking “what now?”, it can feel confusing and overwhelming. The good news is that Vinted has a set process for handling problems, and once you understand how it works, it becomes much less scary. This guide walks through exactly what happens, what to

Cancelling a sale on Vinted can feel like a big dramatic moment, whether you’re the buyer waiting on a parcel or the seller eyeing up that pending balance like it’s the last slice of cake. But here’s the truth: cancelling is not unusual, it’s not a crime, and it doesn’t automatically cost anyone money OR trigger a negative review. The platform actually makes it pretty straightforward, as long as you do it the right way.

If you sell on Vinted and use Royal Mail, you might have noticed something confusing over the last couple of days. Until very recently, Royal Mail parcels on Vinted worked in a fairly predictable way. You’d generate a QR code, take it to the Post Office, and they’d print the label for you. Simple. Now though, things feel… random. Some sales give you a QR code.Some give you a printable label.And there’s no warning which