Is Vinted an adult site? It would seem so. According to the latest reports received by the Digital Matrix editorial office #️⃣, the platform for selling used clothes has become an amateur must-have within the underground circuits of the fetish world. There are so many pictures of women posing in ads to sell their used goods and end up exposed within the amateur sites that have been attented by fetishists who do not reserve comment. The photos going around are those depicting women parading in petticoats or undergarments and have already attracted the attention of amateur site goers who post links or photos downloaded from the ads platform where they leave themselves to quite explicit comments.
In addition to this, there is also to be reported contiguity between lingerie products and sex shop outfits that are displayed in some cases even without censorship bringing many minors closer to the context of the under-18 ban.
Another interesting case concerns precisely the sale of undergarments at a higher than market value just because they have already been worn by models, and in this case a Japanese-style scenario looms where women sell their used undergarments to men who want them.
An underwater world pulling an entire platform that has now ended up in the midst of a cyclone of bad reputation due to the many criticisms rained down by many scammed users? On some rating sites, corporate reputation garners a few star ratings, and it is not at all surprising to read comments from disappointed people.
There are also those in the hard-core imagination who have made it a point to associate the brand name with a sex video where the protagonist offers sex in exchange for a product given away on Vinted.
The case of adult movies, of which there is no evidence that it proposes an actual scene, represents the extreme paradox of using an app that was born in one way but is enjoyed by underground frequenters without ethical and moral rules.
The only way out of this maelstrom might be prevention especially in favor of minors who manage to earn some money by putting up for sale items they no longer use by setting up what used to be the summer stall set up on beaches by kids. Parents should advise minors not to expose their faces and not to post photos with transparencies so that they are not recognizable and at the same time prey to network fetishists, especially to that party that has a special preference for the under-18s.
Because it is true that there is little we can do when we take our own images from a social, but because of this, it is right to remember that there is always someone who can make uncustomary use of our photos.
That one of Vinted’s most prolific businesses is the sale of used lingerie, on the other hand, is not something that can be gleaned, but it is certain to thrill a coterie of fetishists who not only feel excitement over photos of unwitting, not always, amateur models, even underage ones at times, posing in see-through clothes and selling panties, bras and leotards that they show they have worn.
