I guess most fashion addicts already have gotten the message that VC has dropped the commission massively
https://fashionunited.uk/news/retail/vestiaire-collective-lowers-prices-by-10-percent/2019040942613
With the Rebelle service really getting worse and worse, the price gouging, their inconsistent service, rejecting items randomly with totally false or made up reasons, just so you give them the items in commission (so you can't offer it on another website), increasing their commission and they now dropping the prices of items without consulting sellers, so sellers get even less, they seem to have maneuvered themselves into the out.
I read several complains on different sites about people buying items where the measurements were not given or incorrect and using the free resale service Rebelle offers, the same items in the same condition were then rejected by their "quality control" so the promise to be able to resell for free is absolutely worthless...
https://forum.purseblog.com/threads/question-about-rebelle.1008229/
Personally I have removed my items from Rebelle, it was a bit of work since they only allow 5 pictures and often only accept 2 and VC demands that you show the label, so a lot of retaking of pictures required, but given Rebelle's horrendous service and treatment of customers, much preferable to the trouble selling through them causes.
On some forums people actively encourage others to make fake accounts and then not send the items or send something totally different, like worn out sneakers they then have to send back. I wouldn't recommend it, as they might check the IP and it is possibly not worth the trouble to going to your nearest coffee shop with free WiFi.
Just list somewhere else, seems Joli Closet and VC offer better pay outs, less inconsistent service, less rip of tactics, since the commissions are lower, the items also tend to be cheaper, the seller still gets a better payout, both sides are happy...
There is also Vide and while their commission is only 15% you have the problem that some buyers are less than honest and order the items to wear them, then do the return, if you get a damaged item back, you are out of luck as they will always side with the buyer. They allow 48 hours to return, not counting the day the item arrives, so if somebody needs an item for an event, for them it is a cheap "borrow" service and you might end up with a damaged item that has turned worthless. Not only might you get a damaged item back, you will also be stuck with postage costs as they only refund part of the postage costs.
https://fashionunited.uk/news/retail/vestiaire-collective-lowers-prices-by-10-percent/2019040942613
With the Rebelle service really getting worse and worse, the price gouging, their inconsistent service, rejecting items randomly with totally false or made up reasons, just so you give them the items in commission (so you can't offer it on another website), increasing their commission and they now dropping the prices of items without consulting sellers, so sellers get even less, they seem to have maneuvered themselves into the out.
I read several complains on different sites about people buying items where the measurements were not given or incorrect and using the free resale service Rebelle offers, the same items in the same condition were then rejected by their "quality control" so the promise to be able to resell for free is absolutely worthless...
https://forum.purseblog.com/threads/question-about-rebelle.1008229/
Personally I have removed my items from Rebelle, it was a bit of work since they only allow 5 pictures and often only accept 2 and VC demands that you show the label, so a lot of retaking of pictures required, but given Rebelle's horrendous service and treatment of customers, much preferable to the trouble selling through them causes.
On some forums people actively encourage others to make fake accounts and then not send the items or send something totally different, like worn out sneakers they then have to send back. I wouldn't recommend it, as they might check the IP and it is possibly not worth the trouble to going to your nearest coffee shop with free WiFi.
Just list somewhere else, seems Joli Closet and VC offer better pay outs, less inconsistent service, less rip of tactics, since the commissions are lower, the items also tend to be cheaper, the seller still gets a better payout, both sides are happy...
There is also Vide and while their commission is only 15% you have the problem that some buyers are less than honest and order the items to wear them, then do the return, if you get a damaged item back, you are out of luck as they will always side with the buyer. They allow 48 hours to return, not counting the day the item arrives, so if somebody needs an item for an event, for them it is a cheap "borrow" service and you might end up with a damaged item that has turned worthless. Not only might you get a damaged item back, you will also be stuck with postage costs as they only refund part of the postage costs.
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