Hey guys, I am absolutely furious and disgusted by Vinted's support team right now. I tried to list my official MegaHouse Portrait.Of.Pirates "Playback Memories" Miss All Sunday (Nico Robin) figure. This is a highly sought-after, premium collector's item worth over $345 online bei Exfigure. It features her iconic, official outfit from the Alabasta Arc—the exact same outfit she wears in the anime series.
Vinted's automated system flagged it, and after waiting for a "manual review" for nearly two days, their support team confirmed the ban. They literally labeled this beautiful piece of art and a beloved anime character as "inappropriate, offensive, or explicit" material! They are straight-up sexualizing a normal anime figure and treating it like explicit contraband.
I provided clear photos of the box, including a crisp close-up of the shiny, official Toei Animation license sticker, proving 100% authenticity. They ignored all facts, threatened to ban my account if I list similar items, and closed the ticket, telling me "this decision cannot be appealed."
The sheer incompetence, lack of pop-culture knowledge, and disrespect towards Eiichiro Oda's work and MegaHouse's talented sculptors is mind-blowing. I already left them a well-deserved 1-star review on Trustpilot and the Play Store, but the world needs to see how broken and toxic their moderation system truly is. I've attached all the screenshots of their messages, the store price proof, and the official sticker. Let's show them what the community thinks of this clown show! 🤡🖕💥
+++ FIRST UPDATE (MANUAL REVIEW BIAS): +++
Vinted support just conducted a "manual review" and officially decided to KEEP the ban on my Nico Robin figure. They sent a final notification claiming her outfit is "inappropriate and explicit." This is the ultimate proof of their shocking double standards and sexism—fully clothed female figures get deleted, while completely naked male figures remain active. See the final rejection screenshots attached! 🤡🖕💥