Nothing Annoys Me More Than People Who Overgrade, Why Not Be Honest? The Old It Played Alright On My Deck Excuse When The Vinyl Is Clearly Overgraded And Why Didn't You Contact Me To Let Me Know There Is A Problem! You Graded The Vinyl Yet You Make Out The Buyer Is The Unreasonable Party, Beggers Belief Really, Also Alot Of Sellers Haven't Even Got A Record Deck, How Can You Grade Efficiently And Effectively Then? Further To That Is The Discogs Feedback System That Seems To Support These Types Of Sellers By Removing Negative Feedback Comments Which They Have Received From Unhappy Buyers, All A Seller Has To Do Is Offer A Refund And When The Vinyl Has Been Returned Albeit At Cost To The Buyer I Might Add As Sellers Are Not Required To Cover The Return Costs As Per Discogs Terms, Any Negative Feedback That Has Been Left By The Upset Buyer Will Be Removed By Discogs Providing The Seller Puts In A Request To Have It Removed, I Might Add That A Seller Doesn't Always Have To Offer A Refund To Have The Negative Feedback Removed, Although It Is One Of Many Ways, Discogs Massages Feedback For Sales, Simple As That, They Know And So Do I, Sadly This Type Of Procedure Is Not A True Representation Of Seller Or Buyer Alike, Too Many Buyers Loose Money Sending Overgraded Vinyl Back And Have They're Accounts Tarnished, Grading Mistakes Happen But Some Are More Regular Than Others! Shame Also That Discogs Doesn't Stick To The Rules It Indeed Makes And Each Representative Of The Company Has Their Own Ideas On What Constitutes A Breech, Therefore The System Is Flawed..Luckily (And Here's Hoping You Can Find Them) There Are Honest Sellers And Buyers On Here Which Go Towards The Shortfall That Is Experienced On A Frequent Basis...Be Aware Though, Discogs Will Tell You It Doesn't Get Involved..Yeah Right!!! They Will Do When It Suits Them, Even If The Seller Has Done You A Wrongun Don't Expect Them To Be On Your Side, Therefore You Take Your Chances, I Must Also Add That If You Have To Keep Putting In PayPal Claims For Vinyl That Has Been Overgraded Or Not Received And The Seller Doesn't Respond To Your Request For A Refund On The Order Pages Of Discogs Forcing You To Then Claim Through PayPal Then Your PayPal Account Is At Risk Of Being Closed For Claiming To Many Times!! No Wonder Discogs Is Gaining Such A Glowing Reputation For All The Wrong Reasons, Sadly The Love Of Music Is Not In Discogs Agenda, Money Is King Here, You Have Been Warned!As A Footnote To The Discogs Response Below, Discogs You Are Talking Utter Rubbish, There Are No Balanced Decisions Made By Yourselves, Just Purely Decisions That Benefit The Sellers Which In Turn Benefits The Site And The Revenue That You Collect From The Subsequent Sales Due To This Feedback Manipulation Which You Implement.Stop Sugar Coating It, You Never Listen, Some Staff Have Gone As Far As To Admit That The Platform Is Bias But Their Hands Are Tied, So Please Stop Acting Like Your Ready To Resolve And Listen To Any Problems Because That Is Lies, Infact You Abscond As Much As You Can From The Problems, As Your Terms And Conditions Clearly State, Your Site Has Issues And My Review Is Just And Correct With Regards To These Issues, And It's Not Just Me Is It!The Game is Up And Your Not Fooling Me, Buyers Are Treated In A Terrible Manner On Your Site, The Reviews On Here Are Testament To That, Aswell As The Many Instances I Have Proof Of.It Is Terrible You Make Out Your The Good Guys, And There You Have It In A Nutshell, Your Still Putting The Emphasis On The Buyer Which Is Exactly What You Do On Your Site, How Dare A Buyer Complain Or Leave The Truth About A Transaction!! I Wouldn't Feel Proud Of Yourselves, You Really Haven't Earned The Right.
