stl_ben

If you really got a $170 offer and didn't take it, that's crazy.
 
This thing will probably sit around $100 or less forever.

haha ben, I know we don't see eye to eye all the time.
 
But I'll give you that one hahaha.

I think some one has a "Mind Condition" alright.

I understood your message just fine.  I however don't buy records based on what ever future value they may or may not have.  But if you want to use possible future value price guides I have some Beanie Babies to sell you and you will be able to retire in a mansion.

I think Puig's emotions have been much better to watch during his 7 strike outs so far in the series.  Going 2 for 13 so far...guess he needs to over celebrate the little things in life.

It annoys the shit out of me....but do what you want.  If I didn't want it at your price yesterday....why would you sending to me the same email with it for sale at the same price tomorrow get me to buy it?

It annoys the shit out of me....but do what you want.  If I didn't want it at your price yesterday....why would you sending to me the same email with it for sale at the same price tomorrow get me to buy it?

I do this reguarly. Half of my wantlist gets bumped daily by overseas sellers.
 
People need to find something else to do than complain about that
 
Respond back and tell them to buy your item, remove from wantlist and they will never see you again

I bump every couple of weeks. It's semi annoying because I see the same items in the discogs email every day from the same sellers. 
 
All in all, it doesn't really matter. You get 1 email whether it's ten items or 1 item.

Hi
I'm guessing that there are a few members on here who sell records/CDs etc on Discogs, no? Well I do, I have a small inventory of about 80 records and I relist/bump those items most days, about 5 times a week. I want to sell these records so nothing wrong with that, right? I have some items in my wantlist that get sent to me everyday from the same seller (big stores with huge inventories) and it doesn't bother me.
Today I received a message from a user asking why I had to bump my inventory every day. He/she went out of his/her way to ask this. I mean, what the fucks it to you.
I was wondering and I'm interested in hearing your thoughts on this and how often Discogs sellers on VC bump their items?
Thanks for reading!

Heard they are releasing The Nightmare Before Christmas in July
(timing joke)

Looks like the original LP my have came back in stock to help promote the release of their new album.....
dailyvinyl.net

Say what you want, but she has a punk as fuck attitude and can actually sing fairly well live which can't be said for most mainstream artists.

Thanks

Paid

My thoughts:
Why not just press more copies...on a different color vinyl?
Then those that bought it because it was rare/to flip/ or to catch them all still have originals that are the actual amount that the company said they were going to release.  Those that want one just to have one can buy the new color and since they just want one why would a new color bother them at all. Those that are completist have a new version to buy and the company can make more money by selling them this new version.
If any company thinks there is any chance they may want to make more of a release in the future....just don't give out the release numbers.  Say its limited but don't be specific.  Once you state a number then sell more you are just lying to your customers.  If you say its limited print all you want; it will still be limited to however many you make (or limited to the ammount of vinyl that exists on earth.)
People that are complaining about the complainers....really?  Different people buy/collect things for different reasons.  Can't we all just get along?  Is it wrong for someone to want to sell something some times?  Is it wrong to keep a rare record in your collection and never let anyone else have a chance at it? 
Everyone has different opinions and we don't all have to have the same thoughts; thats a good thing!

haters gonna hate.

im thinking that drafting order will be determined by standings, so worst performing team will get first pick and then snake from there. 

We gotta vote with our dollars! If nobody buys 3 records for $93+ then they will adjust the price to the market's demand.
It sucks being a "collector" in today's market. Flipper prices and insane markups from retailers are set by the consumers' aggressive need to have a specific record, regardless of the cost. No mi gusta.

Hell yeah!  Haven't paid for a plane ticket in ages.

My thoughts:
Why not just press more copies...on a different color vinyl?
Then those that bought it because it was rare/to flip/ or to catch them all still have originals that are the actual amount that the company said they were going to release.  Those that want one just to have one can buy the new color and since they just want one why would a new color bother them at all. Those that are completist have a new version to buy and the company can make more money by selling them this new version.
If any company thinks there is any chance they may want to make more of a release in the future....just don't give out the release numbers.  Say its limited but don't be specific.  Once you state a number then sell more you are just lying to your customers.  If you say its limited print all you want; it will still be limited to however many you make (or limited to the ammount of vinyl that exists on earth.)
People that are complaining about the complainers....really?  Different people buy/collect things for different reasons.  Can't we all just get along?  Is it wrong for someone to want to sell something some times?  Is it wrong to keep a rare record in your collection and never let anyone else have a chance at it? 
Everyone has different opinions and we don't all have to have the same thoughts; thats a good thing!

Both of mine were nice and full LPs.  If I like the record I buy...if I don't like it I don't.

Fixed