Overview
- The buyer says a small locker compartment opened and contained only a white envelope labeled with her address instead of the purchased coat.
- She reports that an InPost helpline agent reviewed drop‑off CCTV and told her the sender deposited only the envelope.
- After she uploaded photos to support, the buyer says Vinted initiated a refund and blocked the seller’s account.
- The envelope held a printed “thank you” note that the buyer believes was intended to mimic paperwork from a real parcel.
- Commenters described similar incidents and the buyer noted the seller had just one prior review, prompting calls for added caution with locker pickups.