I made over £450 on Vinted in a WEEK – the next 5 days are prime shopping time & the trick to boost your conversion rate
She also explained why it's so important to take the weather into account when posting items to sell
VINTED VICTORY I made over £450 on Vinted in a WEEK – the next 5 days are prime shopping time & the trick to boost your conversion rate
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window)
Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
A WOMAN who's made more than £450 in just a week on Vinted has explained why the next five days are prime shopping time.
Jess has turned her passion for reselling into a successful side hustle, and seems to increase her earnings on a weekly basis.
2
Jess has made over £450 on Vinted in a week, and has been sharing her top tips
Credit: tiktok/the_pilotswife
2
She said it's the prime time to sell as it's payday and people are looking to spend money
Credit: Alamy
Now, after one of her most successful weeks to date, she took to TikTok to post a video in which she explained how you can do the same.
"It's payday guys, so anyone that favourites anything on your Vinted, send them an offer and then send them a message," she said.
"Say either I'm doing a post run today, I will send it to you today or, if it's late, say I'm doing a post run tomorrow morning, so if you want this I can send it then.
"Your conversion rate from my favourite to sale is going to be huge!"
Jess added that she's previously found payday to be a profitable time, because "people want to spend money".
"Try this out over the next 7 days and tell me how it goes," she urged.
"My top tip for Vinted to use over the next few days to make loads of sales," Jess wrote over the top of the video
And she added in the caption: "Try this tip out over the next week and see your sales increase".
People were quick to comment on Jess' video, with one writing: "I am new to Vinted and I have sold 20 items in the last 12 days.
"I just got an another sale. I am hooked on Vinted!"
I'm a Vinted whizz who's made £5k in less than a year - the top 5 items currently selling & how to boost low views
"It's so good right! The buzz you get when you make a sale!" Jess replied.
In another video, Jess suggested that people take advantage of the warmer weather by photographing all the summer stuff you have and getting it up on the app asap.
"The weather is amazing," she said.
Do you need to pay tax on items sold on Vinted?
QUICK facts on tax from the team at Vinted... The only time that an item might be taxable is if it sells for more than £6,000 and there is profit (sells for more than you paid for it). Even then, you can use your capital gains tax-free allowance of £3,000 to offset it.
Generally, only business sellers trading for profit (buying goods with the purpose of selling for more than they paid for them) might need to pay tax. Business sellers who trade for profit can use a tax-free allowance of £1,000, which has been in place since 2017.
More information here: vinted.co.uk/no-changes-to-taxes
"People are going to want to buy summer dresses, summer shorts, T-shirts and summer stuff - so all that summer stuff, post it now.
"Getting the season right with stuff that you're selling makes sales so much easier."
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Scottish Sun
12 hours ago
- Scottish Sun
I tested out ‘the best ChatGPT hack' after fashion fans reveal how they can always get discount on their clothes
QUICK CHAT I tested out 'the best ChatGPT hack' after fashion fans reveal how they can always get discount on their clothes Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) THE cost of living crisis has everyone keeping a close eye on their spending, especially when it comes to life's little luxuries. But every now and then, you might need to treat yourself or buy something new, and with prices as they are, it can be a bit daunting. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 Shoppers claim that a ChatGPT hack can provide an instant discount Credit: Alamy Savvy shoppers, however, have discovered a clever way to snag discounts every time they shop - and it couldn't be easier. While many people rely on Googling discount codes, this often means wading through endless websites, squinting at the fine print, and sharing your personal details, only to find the code doesn't even work. But some deal hunters have uncovered a much simpler trick. One shopper, known as 'linzooutloud' on TikTok, shared a clever money-saving tip that's taking the internet by storm. The secret? Using ChatGPT. She claimed it was 'the best ChatGPT hack.' ChatGPT is an AI tool designed to help with all sorts of tasks, from answering questions to offering suggestions. It's like having your own virtual assistant that understands your queries and provides helpful responses - perfect for making shopping easier and potentially cheaper. According to shoppers, all you need to do is type in the company or retailer's name, the month and year, and ask for an active discount code. They claim it scans the internet for you, finding codes in seconds. Many users are calling the hack 'life-changing' and a 'game changer' for their shopping experience. So, naturally, I decided to put it to the test. I asked ChatGPT to help me glow up for summer - I did all the tweaks at home myself Trying out a range of shops and sites, I found it's definitely worth a go - even if it doesn't always work. Since it's so quick to search, it only takes a few seconds. First, I searched for general discount codes, simply entering 'activated discount codes for June 2025,' and the results were impressive. ChatGPT provided a wide variety of codes across fashion brands like Next, BloomChic, and True Classic; technology and electronics, including Temu and HP; and home and lifestyle options for sites like eBay and AliExpress. When I narrowed down my search to clothing, it got even more specific, offering codes for ASOS, JD Sports, Boohoo, River Island, M&S, and Fashion Nova. 2 Yasmin was pleasantly surprised with the extra discounts she managed to get her hands on Credit: David Cummings But it didn't stop there. I tested discount codes for medical items, including weight loss jabs like Ozempic and Monjaro, and found plenty of options from reputable online pharmacies. After trying out a few, they worked seamlessly. As for fashion codes, the success rate was more mixed. While many worked well, codes for Marks & Spencer, Next, and River Island weren't recognised. It's easy to see why this trend is going viral on TikTok – it's a quick and simple way to potentially save a few extra quid on your purchases. Even if it doesn't work every time, it's worth a shot for the chance to avoid paying full price.
The Sun
12 hours ago
- The Sun
I tested out ‘the best ChatGPT hack' after fashion fans reveal how they can always get discount on their clothes
THE cost of living crisis has everyone keeping a close eye on their spending, especially when it comes to life's little luxuries. But every now and then, you might need to treat yourself or buy something new, and with prices as they are, it can be a bit daunting. 2 Savvy shoppers, however, have discovered a clever way to snag discounts every time they shop - and it couldn't be easier. While many people rely on Googling discount codes, this often means wading through endless websites, squinting at the fine print, and sharing your personal details, only to find the code doesn't even work. But some deal hunters have uncovered a much simpler trick. One shopper, known as ' linzooutloud ' on TikTok, shared a clever money-saving tip that's taking the internet by storm. The secret? Using ChatGPT. She claimed it was 'the best ChatGPT hack.' ChatGPT is an AI tool designed to help with all sorts of tasks, from answering questions to offering suggestions. It's like having your own virtual assistant that understands your queries and provides helpful responses - perfect for making shopping easier and potentially cheaper. According to shoppers, all you need to do is type in the company or retailer's name, the month and year, and ask for an active discount code. They claim it scans the internet for you, finding codes in seconds. Many users are calling the hack 'life-changing' and a 'game changer' for their shopping experience. So, naturally, I decided to put it to the test. Trying out a range of shops and sites, I found it's definitely worth a go - even if it doesn't always work. Since it's so quick to search, it only takes a few seconds. First, I searched for general discount codes, simply entering 'activated discount codes for June 2025,' and the results were impressive. ChatGPT provided a wide variety of codes across fashion brands like Next, BloomChic, and True Classic; technology and electronics, including Temu and HP; and home and lifestyle options for sites like eBay and AliExpress. When I narrowed down my search to clothing, it got even more specific, offering codes for ASOS, JD Sports, Boohoo, River Island, M&S, and Fashion Nova. But it didn't stop there. I tested discount codes for medical items, including weight loss jabs like Ozempic and Monjaro, and found plenty of options from reputable online pharmacies. After trying out a few, they worked seamlessly. As for fashion codes, the success rate was more mixed. While many worked well, codes for Marks & Spencer, Next, and River Island weren't recognised. It's easy to see why this trend is going viral on TikTok – it's a quick and simple way to potentially save a few extra quid on your purchases. Even if it doesn't work every time, it's worth a shot for the chance to avoid paying full price. How to get cheaper broadband if you're on Universal Credit MANY people in the UK are unable to afford internet access - here is help available if you're struggling to make ends meet while claiming Universal Credit.. Several internet companies provide special discounted rates for customers who are on Universal Credit or other benefits. BT offers a basic phone and broadband package for households that claim certain benefits. You could be eligible to get the cheaper broadband deal if you get one of the following benefits: Income Support Income-based Jobseeker's Allowance Pensions Credit (Guaranteed Credit) Employment and Support Allowance (Income related) Universal Credit (and are on zero earnings) The monthly phone line rental costs £5.16, and includes free weekend calls for up to an hour to 0845 and 0870 numbers. It also comes with a call allowance of £1.50 and a £10 monthly price cap. You can add broadband to the BT Basic line for £10.07. The price cap means that no matter how many calls you make, the most you'll pay each month is £15.16 or £20.07 with broadband, if you keep with the eligible calls included within the price cap. If you make fewer calls it will be less and you can choose to have either monthly or quarterly bills. Virgin Media also offers a cheaper deal for people on Universal Credit. However, the £15 a month Virgin Essentials offer is only available to existing customers - but it could be a good option if you're already signed up and are looking to reduce your costs. It is a 30-day rolling contract so you can switch back to your usual service when and if you're ready to. The broadband deal doesn't come with a phone line, and there's no way of adding one, so this probably isn't the right deal for you if you need a landline for emergencies. Other cheaper options include Hyperoptic's Fair Fibre plan, which offers benefits claimants money off broadband packages, and customers in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire could get a good deal with KCOM. It's important to shop around when you're looking for a new broadband deal as other internet packages could be more suited to your needs. You should use a price comparison website to find the best fit for your budget.
Daily Record
14 hours ago
- Daily Record
Rare £1 coin you could 'find in your change' is worth £500
The Royal Mint has confirmed that an error led some of these coins to be minted with an incorrect date. Brits have been urged to look out for a 'highly sought-after' coin worth an impressive £500. This £1 piece from 2016 features a microscopic error that might be hard to spot. The new 12-sided £1 coins entered circulation in the UK in April 2017, although a number of coins had also been minted in 2016 in preparation. However, some were struck with a tiny error along its rim. In a video uploaded to social media platform TikTok, an expert known as the Coin Collecting Wizard, explained how to find this valuable coin. He said: 'A rare £1 coin you can find in your change worth £500. 'A highly sought-after error among collectors is the £1 coin with a wrong date micro-engraving, which has become a rare and valuable find. Introduced as part of the 2017 new 12-sided pound coin series, these coins usually feature a tiny micro-engraved date on the rim as an added security feature.' The error means that the main date of the coin, by the Queen's head will say '2016' while a tiny inscription on its outer rim will say '2017'. The expert continued: 'However, a small number of these coins were mistakenly engraved with the wrong year for example, showing 2016 instead of 2017. 'This subtle but significant error went unnoticed by many making these coins particularly rare. Because the micro-engraving is so small and not easily visible without close inspection, these coins are prized discoveries for collectors and can fetch a premium price reflecting both their rarity and the intrigue of the minting mistake.' The error on this coin has been confirmed by the Royal Mint. Experts at Change Checker backed up his advice. They said: 'Firstly, although both 2016 and 2017 obverse-dated £1 coins entered circulation in April 2017, the die-error mix-up appears to have only occurred on a limited number of coins with a 2016 date on the Queen's head side. So it's worth checking any 2016 coins. 'You'll need to look just inside the rim of the design-side of the coin, where you will see some tiny writing. You'll almost certainly need a microscope to properly see the writing, which should reveal the date.' According to them, an example of this coin was sold for £2,500 to a buyer in Spain in 2017. However, they estimated that the value of this coin, in excellent condition, is between £300 and £500.
