I've given up buying vinyl via Ebay. The final straw was when I bought an original pressing of a Judy Collins LP that the seller describes as "near mint - excellent condition." When I received it, it was visually scuffed and obviously historically mishandled. Upon playing, the surface noise was louder than the recording itself.
I wrote back to the seller and described it. His only response was "what do you expect for a 35 year old record?"
Well, when a seller describes a 35 year old LP as "near mint," that's what I expect. Many of my LPs are that old, and many of them are mint or near mint.
I stick with Agon now...I've had much better luck here, especially with the regular sellers of LPs.
I wrote back to the seller and described it. His only response was "what do you expect for a 35 year old record?"
Well, when a seller describes a 35 year old LP as "near mint," that's what I expect. Many of my LPs are that old, and many of them are mint or near mint.
I stick with Agon now...I've had much better luck here, especially with the regular sellers of LPs.