🎁Post a wish: have something bought abroad

A wish is an item that does not exist on your side yet: a traveler buys it abroad and carries it back. That is different from a parcel, which is something you already own and simply need moved.

You agree the item's price and the traveler's commission directly between yourselves — Weslet never holds the money and takes no cut of it. In practice, commissions on this kind of purchase are negotiated around 10–20% of the item's price, but the number is yours to set together.

1. Name the exact product — brand, model, size, colour. A traveler decides in seconds whether they can find it.
2. Paste the product link if you have one. It removes every doubt about which version you mean.
3. Give an estimated price and its currency, so the traveler knows what they will be advancing.
4. Pick your pickup city in Tunisia, and add a neighbourhood if it helps.
5. Add a photo. Listings with a photo get answered far more often, and it is the image that shows up when you share the link.
6. Click "Post the wish".

⚠️Do not put a phone number, an email or a social handle anywhere in the text — the form will refuse it. Contact details are exchanged automatically once a request is accepted, and that protection is what makes both sides safe to answer.

1. Your wish is live for 45 days and appears in the Wishes list and in searches.
2. When a traveler offers to bring it, you get an email — answer from My requests.
3. Once you have it, mark the wish as fulfilled; if the deadline is approaching and you still want it, renew it for another 45 days.

You can also go the other way round: open the Trips list, find someone already flying your route, and ask that traveler directly with your wish attached. Asking is free and commits you to nothing.