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Scottish Sun
29-04-2025
- Business
- Scottish Sun
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: "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."
The Irish Sun
29-04-2025
- Business
- The Irish Sun
I made over £450 on Vinted in a WEEK – the next 5 days are prime shopping time & the trick to boost your conversion rate
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. Advertisement 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, "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!" Advertisement Read more Vinted stories 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". Advertisement Most read in Fabulous 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. Advertisement "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: "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."
The Sun
29-04-2025
- Business
- The Sun
I made over £450 on Vinted in a WEEK – the next 5 days are prime shopping time & the trick to boost your conversion rate
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 2 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. 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: "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."
Hindustan Times
24-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
‘He's got the ugliest nose': UK mom sparks outrage after mocking her newborn baby
A young British mother has sparked backlash after calling her newborn son 'ugly' just moments after giving birth, and the internet isn't taking it lightly. Jess, a woman in her twenties from the UK, shared a video where she can be seen holding her baby while making harsh remarks about his appearance, reported the New York Post. The clip, which has racked up more than 1.2 million views, shows her bluntly stating, 'He's got the f- -king ugliest nose.' She didn't stop there. 'He's so ugly,' Jess said, reflecting on her immediate reaction after childbirth. In the caption of the video, she explained her response came while still in shock post-labour. 'I literally stared at him and cried [because] I thought he was so ugly while I was in shock after labour,' she admitted, adding that she did eventually warm up to her baby's looks. 'I thought he was cute after a few hours,' she wrote, asking viewers not to come after her for the raw honesty. She blamed her reaction on postpartum hormones. Also read: Furious tourist's meltdown at Bangkok hotel goes viral: 'Bloody fool. We have already paid' While some may have chalked it up to brutal honesty, many viewers didn't find Jess' comments amusing. Online backlash was swift and intense. 'Baby's first bully,' one user wrote, while another said, 'This is actually so cruel.' A concerned viewer added, 'Imagine knowing your mom posted this for everyone to see and laugh at you? Poor little boy.' Another advised, 'Delete this now and never mention it again. You will crush [his] self-esteem forever.' A user took issue not with the sentiment but with the public nature of it. 'It's one thing to think/say it whilst just given birth,' he wrote. 'But to post it on a public platform for all to see and laugh at is completely disgusting to be honest!' 'Mother of the year,' someone else added sarcastically. Jess is not alone in expressing harsh first impressions of her newborn. Emily Crossan, another mother from England, once said, 'He was so funny looking and definitely not the most attractive baby in the world,' comparing her baby to a 'garden gnome.' The internet has seen a wave of similar sentiments under trends like the 'Ugly Baby Challenge,' where parents jokingly post photos of their children looking less than photogenic. The controversial challenge gained traction on TikTok during the pandemic. While some parents find humor in these moments, medical professionals have their own code when navigating such delicate situations. Miki Rai, a healthcare worker from Seattle, offered insight into how hospital staff handle it: 'If the baby is cute, you can just tell them the baby's cute,' she said in a video. 'But if the baby is ugly,' she laughed, Also read: Prince Louis' unseen video on seventh birthday has a rare surprise for fans… his adorable voice
Daily Mail
23-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Jess Glynne 'suffers HUGE career blow' after her first album in six-years flops and crashes out of the charts
Jess Glynne has reportedly suffered a huge blow after her first album in nearly six years failed to reignite her music career. The songstress, 35, who previously scored a whopping seven UK No1s, has parted ways with record label EMI after her third record Jess, which was released in April 2024, debuted at at No6 before crashing out of the charts entirely a week later. Jess signed with the label, who also represent the likes of Taylor Swift and Rihanna, to much fanfare in 2022 but after her first release with them failed to garner any Top 40 singles, their 'less than fruitful' relationship has now come to an end. A source told The Sun: 'Jess knows plenty about having massive hit singles, so there was a lot of excitement when she signed her deal with EMI Records. But it's not exactly been the fruitful relationship that either had hoped. 'The album didn't do as well as anyone wanted, and none of the singles even graced the Top 40 She's had a tough time reintroducing herself to the public after a few years away. Before adding: 'Both she and the label decided it was for the best to stop working together. But Jess isn't letting it dampen her spirits. She is already working on new music and is planning her next moves.' MailOnline have contacted Jess' reps for comment. Jess' previous albums 2015's I Cry When I Laugh and 2018's Always In Between, both topped the UK charts and spawned numerous hit singles. In 2015 she appeared on Clean Bandits' song Rather Be, which won her a Grammy for Best Dance/Electronic Recording and Ivor Novello Award. She's also collaborated with the likes of Little Mix and Tinie Tempah as well as appearing as a judge on The Voice Australia. Earlier this month Jess shared an insight into her relationship with Alex Scott as she shared a monthly round up of photos. The singer and TV Presenter, 40, who have been romantically linked since October 2023, loved as loved up as ever in the Instagram update. Posing for a selfie the couple stuck their tongues out for a fun photo, while a clip showed them mocking each other in the back of a car. Jess also gave her followers an insight into her recent trips abroad, including on of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. She captioned the carousel of photos: 'March you were an adventure.' Alex recently told how she and Jess have ' become the same person' since moving in together in a rare comment about their relationship. Detailing her daily routine in The Times, Alex wrote: 'I wake up next to my partner, Jess, who has become the same person as me over the past year and a half'. 'She can see what going to the gym does for me mentally, so she'll do the same'. It was recently rumoured that the pair are considering a permanent move across the pond. Alex's future at the BBC has reportedly been thrown into doubt, with sources claiming she's been 'deeply hurt' by a 'lack of support' surrounding Football Focus. The presenter is thought to have made a complaint to channel bosses last year after the their response to criticism she faced around the show's low viewing figures. According to The Sun, Alex is now thought to be 'considering other offers,' and is even contemplate a move to the US with girlfriend Jess, as her BBC contract is up for renewal next year.
