I've put this in the General section rather the vinyl because it relates to an online sale and the ethics around it , just so happens to be of a vinyl box set. I'm curious to get opinions.
I ordered a sealed box set of Joy Division ( A Record Day release of a few years ago) from a well known ( and I had thought, well regarded)( seller of vinyl and analog products. The product listing clearly stated "original artwork" and the photo showed all 3 LPs in the set with original cover set. I know that when Rhino put this re-issue set out , one version had plain LP covers , no labels on LP's etc. I specifically asked the retailer whether the set I was buying had the original art to was a plain copy. They assured me that the set was as advertised.
So you can guess what happened when I opened the set- all plain labels, no labelling on LP's ...exactly what I was assured I was not getting.
I have contacted them ; they are apologetic and have offered me a 20% discount. Given that I don't actually want the set they sold me , and checked with them first , I think they should have offered me a full refund. I'm curious what others think- am I being unreasonable in my thinking?
Thanks for any thoughts.
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Topic - Opinions welcome- vinyl seller - KevinO 22:36:47 05/06/15 (9)
- RE: Opinions welcome- vinyl seller - KevinO 22:00:55 05/22/15 (0)
- RE: Opinions welcome- vinyl seller - Picklesnapper 14:41:37 05/08/15 (0)
- They screwed up and owe you a FULL refund AND an apology...N/T - musetap 20:24:37 05/07/15 (0)
- RE: Opinions welcome- vinyl seller - BCR 16:27:29 05/07/15 (0)
- RE: Opinions welcome- vinyl seller - kerr 10:19:48 05/07/15 (0)
- RE: Opinions welcome- vinyl seller - nottingham365 05:11:34 05/07/15 (0)
- It is clear cut ... - three_sox 00:43:57 05/07/15 (2)
- I agree as well... nt - Dman 05:23:01 05/07/15 (0)
- I Agree - Sebrof 04:28:09 05/07/15 (0)