Another rabbithole, just like Wayfair! KIDIZEN online used children's clothing website

Now discerning eyes everywhere will be looking at shit like this.

It would shock the hell outta' normies if they knew how many 'vehicles' there are set up out there to facilitate the selling of a pound of flesh.

Or conversely, a gram of adrenochrome.

Look at this, WTH does this mean? And why such a high price?

[link to shop.kidizen.com (secure)]

I keep getting these ads on Facebook Marketplace. What’s up with Kidizen? I thought it was just some local mom selling kids clothing.

Kidizen Protection
Dori Graff — February 14, 2019 12:31
Kidizen is dedicated to providing a safe and trustworthy marketplace so that both buyers and sellers can conduct transactions with confidence. The following outlines the Kidizen Protection that is guaranteed to all buyers and seller:

Seller Protection

Shipping Guarantee: When a seller purchases their shipping label through Kidizen, and the shipment is lost in transit, Kidizen will cover the costs of the refund to the buyer. The tracking number will need to show that the order was shipped (i.e. scanned by the post office) and that it was not delivered to its destination. If the tracking shows the item arrived at its destination, then the buyer is responsible. If the seller purchases shipping on their own, then the seller will be responsible for contacting USPS (or other carrier they have used) in order to receive a refund.
Dispute Mediation: Kidizen mediates disputes if the buyer feels that the items are not as described and the buyer and seller are not able to agree upon a solution.
Fraud Protection: Kidizen closely tracks buyers who file multiple disputes in order to protect sellers from buyers who may attempt to file false claims in order to receive refunds.
Buyer Protection

Shipping Guarantee: Buyers have the option to request a refund if the tracking shows the order never shipped after 7 days. If the tracking shows the order shipped but did not arrive at its destination, Kidizen will also issue a full refund. See Kidizen's Return Policy for more details.
Order Satisfaction: Kidizen requires sellers to issue refunds if the item received is not as described. If the seller is unwilling to issue a refund, Kidizen will mediate the dispute in order to provide an acceptable resolution.
Dispute Mediation: Kidizen mediates disputes if the buyer feels that the items are not as described and the buyer and seller are not able to agree upon a solution.
Fraud Protection: Kidizen closely monitors sellers who fail to ship and/or ship items not as described. In addition, all financial information is encrypted, and is not shared with the seller

Go look at their FB page with a message addressing the "controversy".

Last Edited by DeplorableBean on 07/13/2020 01:49 PM

Oh nice. Used kids.

Strange when I click op's link I see the over priced used items. When I go to share the link it shows what you would expect in prices for used clothes.

Calm down, everyone! Yes, child trafficking sadly is real, and I hope all those who abuse kids and animals rot in hell, but in this case you're way off base.

I sell on Kidizen, Poshmark, and other places. On both you have to enter a price when you make a listing, even if it's a sign advertising a sale, an ISO (In Search Of) post, or conveying a message to potential buyers, such as "No lowball offers accepted." Sometimes people will put 0, but then you get a big "Not for sale" banner that covers up much of the post, so people will put anything that indicates it's not a serious "for sale" post - something like $1,000,000, $10,000 or $1,234,567 or whatever.

If you look carefully at the page linked to in the first post here, you'll see that all of the posts are along the lines I stated - they're not things for sale. :)

The really weird one just says "Meet us" and there is only a photo of a family there. Apparently, you can meet them for $1,234.00.

I noticed some of the prices were around 2 grand, so I'm not sure what they're selling. I think I've read that humans are generally around 50 grand. So, for 2 grand or 10 grand, you're paying a fee for something else. Maybe it's just rent for a determined amount of time. Or possibly drugs or guns.


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aaaaaaand its gone

It's definitely not right, prices are all over the place and it's so unclear what they are selling! I saw the same thing with that 'meet us' post, what does that mean? Shady AF.

Of course it is! SMDH