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I used these dudes for the 12" I put out. It's great quality and they're crazy fast. 

http://solidmfg.co/print-shop/
we just used this company, as recommended by broken world media, and their quality is great. also the prices are good too, in my opinion. especially for what you're getting. they do runs of 100 too.

If you suspect they are not telling the truth, follow this order:
 
1) Ask for photos
2) Offer to provide a full refund upon return of the item.  Offer to work within eBay or PayPal's claim system, so that eBay/PayPal can oversee the return, any messages exchanged, and automate the process (when applicable).
 
There is still a chance that you will get a damaged item back and lose out on your money and record BUT, if this is just a ploy to get money back, the buyer will refuse the return or disappear.  Also, consider the slight chance that she is telling the truth and the package was tampered with or damaged during transit.  Media Mail is subject to inspection and stranger things have happened.  Good luck and keep a calm head.
 
If you'd rather give $8 back and avoid this entire headache (which is a valid option depending on how busy you are) do the partial refund and move on.  

Don't underestimate Kinko's.  That's where my band got all of our CD/tape inserts and cases printed.  You could just get a template for a 7" and have them printed on 8 1/2" x 15" (or whatever, you know) cardstock and then fold/glue them yourself.  Cheap/easy.

This is the internet in the year 2016.  No one is silencing your voice. 

This is the internet in the year 2016.  No one is silencing your voice. 

I guess that person is you.  Congrats on winning the prize of being over a new Radiohead song within 2 hours.

I guess that person is you.  Congrats on winning the prize of being over a new Radiohead song within 2 hours.

I guess that person is you.  Congrats on winning the prize of being over a new Radiohead song within 2 hours.

With all those extra free records, you are gonna need to call IKEA and complain about the scratch on your Expedit.

Do you guys think they'll release a cool prmp or spkrs to go with the new trntbl?

Do you guys think they'll release a cool prmp or spkrs to go with the new trntbl?

With all those extra free records, you are gonna need to call IKEA and complain about the scratch on your Expedit.

Do you want us to go to his house and beat him up or something? Why post his home address on VC instead of filing a Discogs support request, reporting him to their staff and letting them handle it in an appropriate manner?

With all those extra free records, you are gonna need to call IKEA and complain about the scratch on your Expedit.

A store/dealer just added like 8 copies for $39.95 and our friend Halo2 dropped his price to $37 to get the first spot.  If those $39 copies sit there long enough, some of the other sellers will surely get nervous and drop their price to undercut that dealer.
 
Another thing to consider about Discogs sellers (who aren't labels or dealers) is that this cost $30 brand new, so after PayPal and Discogs fees, they aren't making any profit selling for $37-40.  So, if you want it, I'd pull the trigger on a $35-40 copy as it won't get much lower unless people start choosing to lose money.

Do you want us to go to his house and beat him up or something? Why post his home address on VC instead of filing a Discogs support request, reporting him to their staff and letting them handle it in an appropriate manner?

Do you want us to go to his house and beat him up or something? Why post his home address on VC instead of filing a Discogs support request, reporting him to their staff and letting them handle it in an appropriate manner?

Do you want us to go to his house and beat him up or something? Why post his home address on VC instead of filing a Discogs support request, reporting him to their staff and letting them handle it in an appropriate manner?

Do you want us to go to his house and beat him up or something? Why post his home address on VC instead of filing a Discogs support request, reporting him to their staff and letting them handle it in an appropriate manner?

I ordered 4-5 records from that crazy sale they had two weeks ago and they arrived with no damage.  Sorry to see you got some bad luck with these.

A store/dealer just added like 8 copies for $39.95 and our friend Halo2 dropped his price to $37 to get the first spot.  If those $39 copies sit there long enough, some of the other sellers will surely get nervous and drop their price to undercut that dealer.
 
Another thing to consider about Discogs sellers (who aren't labels or dealers) is that this cost $30 brand new, so after PayPal and Discogs fees, they aren't making any profit selling for $37-40.  So, if you want it, I'd pull the trigger on a $35-40 copy as it won't get much lower unless people start choosing to lose money.

A store/dealer just added like 8 copies for $39.95 and our friend Halo2 dropped his price to $37 to get the first spot.  If those $39 copies sit there long enough, some of the other sellers will surely get nervous and drop their price to undercut that dealer.
 
Another thing to consider about Discogs sellers (who aren't labels or dealers) is that this cost $30 brand new, so after PayPal and Discogs fees, they aren't making any profit selling for $37-40.  So, if you want it, I'd pull the trigger on a $35-40 copy as it won't get much lower unless people start choosing to lose money.

Sometimes, if the price is right, on a magical evening, someone will pay $220 for a $25 LP.  
 
After all, I once paid $220 for 4 pairs of pants and a shirt at the Gap.

This is a great release for people who started collecting in the last 6 months, haven't felt compelled to splurge on a $30 MoFi pressing, and yet are excited to splurge $27 on a colored vinyl pressing.