Which Blue Jumpsuit?

[abbeylee90]

From vinted

 

https://postimg.cc/QVhZjDBs

[smurfchops]

I thought you were selling on Vinted, are you buying from there as well ?  Is it cheap?

[abbeylee90]

I have been and sometimes 

[smurfchops]

As long as it's cheap, go for it. 

[abbeylee90]

Not the both although I made on offer on one of them 

[abbeylee90]

Does anyone think £15 for one on right is expensive?

[newmodarmy]

If you can afford it and you are short of clothes, then£15 seems okay; but if you're broke and in debt then it's a lot of money if you already have more clothes than you need.

[Smowball]

You can always offer a lower price on Vinted and they then can choose to accept it or not.

[abbeylee90]

I made on offer and they declined 

[Smowball]

What did u offer?

[lankeela]

You should not be buying clothes when you already have so many and owe money.  You do not need more!

[abbeylee90]

£10

[lankeela]

You told us the other day you were worried about not having any money.  

[jourdain2]

Like Lankeela.  You have clothes, re-use them.  you should not need to buy anything else unless a really special event happens - like a wedding.  Having said that, I've rarely bought anything new for a wedding excepting my own and those of my daughters.

Stop spending money, Abbey.  I'm not being nasty, but you very much need to get real and live within your means. I grew up in the age when even buying something from a catalogue and paying it off monthly was frowned upon.  

That  may seem a bit extreme, but it worked.  We had no debts and I learned to make rather nice clothes, which came in handy when we were totally broke with children to feed and  clothe.

 

[abbeylee90]

Doubt I'll bother and can't make clothes. Thats the downside but they're nice 

[Smowball]

Try selling  a few bits on there then to make some money.

[abbeylee90]

Got stuff up on there 

[Smowball]

Good, I sell a lot on Vinted so know quite a bit about it.