Vinted U-turns on delivery changes after backlash

Vinted Reverses Decision on Delivery Changes Following Backlash Vinted, the popular app for buying and selling second-hand items, has backtracked on its delivery changes after facing criticism from its users. The app had been testing a new method of selecting postage, but sellers complained that it made the selling process more complicated and time-consuming. Vinted, founded in 2008, has gained a large user base over the years, with millions of people using the platform to sell their unwanted clothes, shoes, and accessories. The app offers an easy way for sellers to connect with potential buyers and arrange transactions. However, recent changes to the delivery system introduced by Vinted were met with dissatisfaction. The new postage selection process prompted sellers to input specific dimensions and weights for each item they listed. This modification was intended to enable buyers to receive more accurate postage costs upfront. However, users argued that these requirements made the selling process more complex and time-consuming, discouraging them from listing items for sale. Many sellers complained about the additional steps needed to calculate precise dimensions and weights for their products. They argued that the previous system, which used flat postage rates based on the item's value, was more convenient and user-friendly. Several sellers expressed frustration on social media platforms, stating that the new changes made it difficult for them to continue using the app. Recognizing the discontent among its users, Vinted decided to reverse its decision and reinstate the previous delivery system. The company acknowledged the