herman lewis.whos kissing you tonight on stone blue wl promotional copy in ex plus plus condition. lets not fool around this is proper proper rare soul record and not too many can say they have one! a few scuffs but plays mint and the chances of finding a better copy? well good luck lol 2000 pounds plus p and p, bank transfer prefered, more to come selling up to move so there s cashmeres on hem, melvin davis on wheel city, katie briggs ,mos ray, andy fisher,fat fish,les chasionettes, shrine etc etc

p and p not free ?????

why?

are you interested? if so im sure we could come to a understanding bud

why?

People get the hump with me if I don't give them free postage on records over £100

tell you what pete some people want the shirts off your back

tell you what pete some people want the shirts off your back

I'm grateful for all sales, but when you have a record for £20 and they ask if they can have it for £15, despite you already being £10 cheaper than anyone else, well I just give up. Do they go into the supermarket and say "ah yes, this loaf of bread costs £1.50 but I am only going to give you £1.10 for it" and try to haggle the price down?

Edited September 5, 201212 yr by Pete S

If I was spending £2k on a record I wouldn't be worried about a few extra quid on postage. Besides why should any service that actually costs money be free further down the line? Is it because ou re both on Soul Source?

Good luck with the sale.

Is the demo a lot rarer than issue for this?

Its 'rife' everywhere, worse now than it's ever been, due to the recession I suppose but some people are so tight! (Not aimed at the "ËœFree Post' post by the way) This morning I quoted a job for £3,000.00 and ended up 'bagging' the order for £2,500.00 - That's 'my bit' gone, so just my overheads it is then, great...

What is wrong with people making a little bit of money ffs?!

The funniest was when I put the entrance fee up to a soul event from £4.00 - £5.00, a handful of people really moaned but once in the event I would see them paying £100.00 plus for a record!

You've got to laugh, although it can be irritating at times.

Yes, good luck with the sale....If I make any profit; I may be interested in 'what's to come'

All the best,

Len

Edited September 5, 201212 yr by LEN

I've included postage on big records as a gesture and thanks but that's my choice however you try getting free postage off the major record dealers lol at the end of the day it's business and if you give it free to one customer you have to give it to all of them so for the sake of 6 quid to get insured postage on a rare record is a small price to pay if it goes tits up and gets broken or something.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Is the demo a lot rarer than issue for this?

Used to be that the stock copy was rarer...not so sure nowadays...besides the WD looks luverly

besides the WD looks luverly

Nah, it looks just black and white. The blue and the silver issue, now that looks classy.

Two issues went through eBay lasy year, were they both from the same seller?

Sorry to hear you are selling up Dunc. Moving house you say? Are you sure you've not succumed to your love of Disco?

Seemed like a bit of light humour in the response initially.... met with much wailing and gnashing of teeth.....

mike im off down south again and they have to go and this record dosnt grow on trees lol getting fed up ive offered tunes which are top quality and rare as!!! and just getting grief ? im not giving them away

this is a dog rare record and they dont turn up every day thats it

Superb record Duncan, which i was lucky enough to pick up a nice stock copy of a fortnight ago,after having craved a copy for a long while, best of luck with the sale mate

Edited September 6, 201212 yr by wilxy

thanks for that, but i do think why do i bother sometimes?

must point out stock copys yes? how many white promos?

I've included postage on big records as a gesture and thanks but that's my choice however you try getting free postage off the major record dealers lol at the end of the day it's business and if you give it free to one customer you have to give it to all of them so for the sake of 6 quid to get insured postage on a rare record is a small price to pay if it goes tits up and gets broken or something.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

let's be fair though Mark, if the majority of a sellers lists were at the top end of the price range on big ticket numbers you would kinda expect p+p to be included

I do agree with the sellers comment here though of 'why'

let's be fair though Mark, if the majority of a sellers lists were at the top end of the price range on big ticket numbers you would kinda expect p+p to be included

I do agree with the sellers comment here though of 'why'

Like I said mate it's a gesture nothing more.

Mark