Jnixon

i may take a 1 - 1 in value trade for a modern 45 i dont have. i dont need cash.

Friday pre glasto concert was very high quality. Didnt go to Glasto but CB seemed to have them all eating out of his diamante slippers from the TV footage. Antibalas were exceptional live. First time seen them. Sharon "so bad she kicked cancer's ass" Jones was first class as usual. Maybe the 'bunch clueless c+nts in cricket sweaters" may take notice now and give her a decent deal and help them sell more tunes.

exactly. or go to some weird blokes garden miles from home and sift through boxes smelling of rat / cat pi++ or a shop in the wrong part of town thats clearly a crack den. terrible today, beer in hand, some nibbles. bring back the rats pi++ please.

theres only one troubled individual that i can see.

yeah he does have good mailers. dealers get knocked a bit about their outrageous pricing but theres always something cheap and waiting to happen lurking in his place. nb: dont click too far into the matrix of other films that come up at the end of his. some are just awful.

clean copy on ebay BIN from a well known decent aussie ebayer. 200crates

SOUL - THIS TIME AROUND - MUSICOR M- 20 GREG HELEIG - WITH YOUR LOVE - PENTAGON M- 20 MUMMY PUT IT IN THE MAILBOX - TRAK MASTER M- 25 Nice mid 80s boogie from Crowley, LA. TNT BAND - MEDITATION - COTIQUE VG+ 25 CHCUK BRIDGES KEEP THE FAITH BABY - VAULT M- 15 GLENDA MCLEOD - NO STANGER TO LOVE - HGEI 2ND M- 20 HAROLD LINSEY - ITS WORTH IT - COTTAGE EX 95 obscure little known modern with no google hits SOUND OF EXPERIENCE - EASY COME EASY GO - COMMUNITY M- 35 ELECTRIC BANANA - WILL I EVER BE FREE - FLIP O EX 35 last one OLDE ENGLISH 800 - ITS THE POWER M- 50 last one JIMMY BO HORNE - CLEAN UP MAN - DADE EX 10 FORBIDDEN CIRCLE - LOVE COMES IN ALL COLOURS M- 35 MODULATIONS - WHOS GOING TO LOSE - MOZEL M- 10 SPICE - SWEET NORMA JONES - SOUND GEM M- 15 WILLIAM BOSTIC - SWEET THANG - SOR M- 15

ok so what was the grade then?

i doubt im the only one who will be confused as to why you are not openly offering up the grade nor the clip in the advert.

i think you missed a quite important factor in getting offers. the grade.

so they had more room to write SOLD, of course.

all true. if you post up a few thousand and keep it topped up you can pick up a fairly steady stream if you keep your prices in check.

get on Discogs quickly. its a nice feeling when you wake up and some fella from Japan has bought 200 quids worth of tunes that have been in a non sale pile for ages.

thats one of the groups on FB where people get very vocal about being flooded with low end records people cant sell anywhere else. like all groups it was great in the beginning, ie a few years back when it had a few hundred people on it. however its now has 1000s of members the quality has been seriously diluted. so i would suggest not the place for selling stuff you cant shift on ebay as that is exactly what has killed the group some time back. it is still possible to sell records under 40 quid and make a profit, you simply have to find things people dont know that are good quality tunes. if they are good and are priced right they will sell. Des on here does it really well. good tunes rock bottom prices.

looking for a copy of this pls send price and condition via pm if you want to sell one. thanks in advance.

indeed it is however it was exactly those kind of records that the initial post was about

but the problem wont magically disappear on FB. people still dont want to see a bunch of 10 quid and under tunes on there either. its one of the most common moans alongside fantasy / timelord pricing.

yeah but the tunes in your whole post bears no resemblance to the original posters tunes so there is no comparison. plenty of people could post enough examples of similar on ebay, here, nights or the general net but whats the point to the original post.

to be fair ive not missed the point at all. with business its easier to look for an excuse rather than a reason. and easier to talk about it than to find a solution. they are not too cheap if nobody is buying them. that would suggest they are overpriced. basic rules of trading dictate make hay while the sun shines, hence your examples. what is left is your stock and you sell it for what you can get for it if you need money. the price of everything shifts. finally, if its your living and you are suicidal thats tough and i genuinely feel for you mate. however, the rules of economics still apply. market dictates price. supply and demand rules. no commodity, object or service is exempt from that dictum that i know of.

firstly, i dont mean to cause offense, Vince. you came looking for answers presumably. these are my opinions as someone who buys a fair amount of tunes each month from ebay at all levels. do with them what you will but definitely check out discogs if you are not on it already and make sure you are the cheapest for the best hit rate. and, again dont take this the wrong way, but if you knew what people wanted and had that up for a price that is fair to assume you would sell them right? as you are not that statement seems to be at odds with the reality of what is going on. records that are a decent buy dont stay on ebay for long. people are on them like a shot. simple economics. too many soul records around? economic logic dictates that they are too expensive or else they would get sold.

yes list it all and list it cheapest and you can go for wrong

facetwatter (or c=ntbook as it is sometimes known) is not a magical solution. i looked through your list and am sorry to say that the tunes arnt worth buying for most buyers. facebook has in recent times been awash with people selling cheap tunes and it just turns people off. theres a few discussions a year on groups like hassle free record selling about this very point. and people can choose to disarm your posts so you just end up alienating people discogs is maybe worth a look for you, Vince. they dont charge to post ads just take a commission and i was surprised last year at some of the old sh+t people were prepared to buy. sold lots of 45s i got in job lots etc that i felt werent even salable. and if you have 1000s to put up its a lot easier than ebay as the pages for most cheap records are already there for you. you simply need to look at the cheapest price from a UK seller and ask for a bit less.

RICKEY LEWIS - IM LONELY TOO / STOP, THINK, LISTEN - CINDY M- 45 cracking 2 sider, v obscure. SOUL - THIS TIME AROUND - MUSICOR EX 20 SOUND OF EXPERIENCE - EASY COME EASY GO - COMMUNITY - M- 25 WILLIAM BOSTIC - SWEET THANG - SOR EX 15 MUMMY - PUT IT IN THE MAILBOX - MASTER TRAK - M -25 ELECTRIC BANANA - WILL I EVER BE FREE - FLIP O - EX 30 SOUND OF EXPERIENCE EASY COME EASY GO - NEW STARS VG+ 70 160-200 on some sites THE WINSTONS - COLOR HIM FATHER - METROMEDIA M- 20 SPICE SWEET NORMA JONES - SOUND GEM M- 15 THE MODULATIONS - WHOS GOING TO LOSE - MOZEL M- 10 GLENDA MCLEOD - NO STRANGER TO LOVE - HGEI M- 20 2nd issue, obv. JIMMY BO HORNE - CLEAN UP MAN - DADE EX 10 CHUCK BRIDGES - KEEP THE FAITH, BABY - VAULT M- 10 LILY FIELDS - IVE FORGOTTEN HOW TO CRY - SPECTRUM M- 7 FREDDIE SCOTT - AM I GROOVING YOU - SHOUT M- 7 MICKEY AND HIS MICE - CRACKERJACK - MARTI M- 7

routinely buy things for 20 quid off ebay that you could buy for 100 quid on manships. even if they do add customs, which not all do, the you are better off.

i doubt it as most of the time its a hell of a lot cheaper than dealing with UK dealers.