![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/im-a-shopping-expert-four-things-to-sell-on-vinted-that-could-give-you-550-in-extra-cash/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/RW-OFF-PLATFORM-CONSUMER-JULY18-1.jpg&description=SAVVY SELLER I'm a shopping expert – four things to sell on Vinted that could give you £550 in extra cash A SAVVY reseller has revealed how she's earned hundreds of pounds in extra income by listing her belongings online. Emma Bradley is a budgeting and selling expert and regularly makes cash off her bits and bobs on platforms like Vinted. 1 A mum-of-three has revealed the best items to sell on Vinted Credit: Emma Bradley The mum-of-three has been in the industry for 14 years and works as a full-time content creator posting on her Mums Savvy Savings blog. Emma, 46, has been selling items on Vinted for several years, racking up around £550 in total - as well as snapping up some bargains too. With everyone trying to make a quick buck these days we wanted to know what items were likely to get you the most cash on the platform. Of course, there's no guarantee that you'll sell an item, or get the price you want. You may have to wait for the cash if the item doesn't sell instantly. There are also some things to consider when you choose to sell items online. For example, some platforms charge sellers a fee or take a commission that can eat into profits. On Vinted in particular, the seller pays nothing and instead, the buyer pays a fee of 3 to 8%. Which is why it's popular amongst people looking to make cash. Emma told The Sun: "Vinted is brilliant as there are no fees on what you sell, so what you put as the price is what you keep. "The buyer also pays the postage so that is good for both buyer and seller. "Buyers like it as they don't feel that sellers are adding on lots and making money from the postage. "The platform is really easy to use, simply take a couple of photos and write a description. It is so easy and quick to do." The 47-year-old from Gloucester also added that the payment isn't released until the buyer receives and checks the item. "This is good because it seems safer and you are less likely to be scammed and lose money compared with eBay," she said. Emma h){kind=link}
A SAVVY reseller has revealed how she’s earned hundreds of pounds in extra income by listing her belongings online.
Emma Bradley is a budgeting and selling expert and regularly makes cash off her bits and bobs on platforms like Vinted.
The mum-of-three has been in the industry for 14 years and works as a full-time content creator posting on her Mums Savvy Savings blog.
Emma, 46, has been selling items on Vinted for several years, racking up around £550 in total – as well as snapping up some bargains too.
With everyone trying to make a quick buck these days we wanted to know what items were likely to get you the most cash on the platform.