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Vinted
Vinted is a peer-to-peer marketplace to sell, buy and swap clothes.〔(Euro Secondhand Marketplace Vinted Raises $27M To Take On The Salvation Army ), ''TechCrunch''〕〔("Lithuania's Vinted Becomes Highest Valued Baltic Startup with new €20m B-Round" ), ''ArcticStartup''〕 It allows members to communicate directly and has the features of a social networking service.〔〔("Vinted’s mobile app turns your unwanted clothing into cash" ), ''VentureBeat''〕 As of May 2015, it had 8 million members on its free iOS and Android apps.〔("Vakarėlis Žirmūnuose sutraukė stilingą Vilniaus jaunimą" ), ''Delfi.lt''〕〔("How to look great on a student budget" ), ''The Guardian''〕 It also reported a total of 14 million listings in January 2014.〔 The company defines its mission to be “making second hand clothing the first choice worldwide”,〔("Vinted: A Peer-to-Peer Marketplace for Fashion" ), ''CouponsDaily.com''〕 its services are available in the United States on (Vinted.com ), the United Kingdom on (Vinted.co.uk ), Germany on (Kleiderkreisel.de ), France on (Vinted.fr ), Austria on (Kleiderkreisel.at ), Poland on (Vinted.pl ), Czech Republic on (Vinted.cz ), and Lithuania on (Vinted.lt ).〔〔("Give Old Clothes New Life with Vinted" ), ''Monmouth University''〕 The company is based in Vilnius, Lithuania.
==How it works==
To sell on Vinted, members take a picture of an item, write a description and set a price.〔〔 The item is then put into Vinted’s feed.〔 The app has messaging features for buyers and sellers to communicate about purchases. Buyers pay inside the app and Vinted holds their money until the item is received.〔
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