Chris L

NO IT WAS NOT

Not as far as I know, I've never seen one. Was "re-issued" looks like this : Pukka demos white.

Only millions ? You should get out more................... .

That's not strictly true. A lot of DJs will only play really rare records, some (if not most) of those "forgottenies" tend to be on the cheapish side.

Crumbs !! Makes that rough demo that sold about a year and half ago for about £1100 positively cheap !!!

No, better for only the dealers..................

Apologies for rough copy but here Billboard October 1966 announcing release of "Someone somewhere" credited to T.M PARMALIER Also interesting, looks like Bobby Hebb when 1st issued "Love, love, love" was the A side.

Spot on. Berry Gordy was very avant garde in respect of plagiarism - he took Curtis Mayfield on over "Can't satisfy" and Fat Fish over "Baby reconsider."

Intro on "Right track" Intro on Shirley & Shirelles - Look what you've done Intro Bobby Hutton - Lend a hand The whole of the Spellbinders - Help me The whole of Christine Cooper - Heartaches away my boy

Originals - Suspicion Jimmy Ruffin - He who picks his nose Plus loads more....................

Well done ! You win a genuine plastic Gen Galtieri figurine.

Recession, what recession ?

Argentinian............................... Guess the title anyone ?

Thanks Pete, imagine though, all you have to do is lick a stamp onto the record, write the address on the label and Ebay consider it as "returned" !! Until the next time............................

I see that we have 20 mutual friends !!! You see the kind of people I knock about with ?

At last some common sense............... Hello Christopher, Thank you for contacting eBay Customer Service regarding a claim that has been filed for the record you sold to “sjbounden”. I understand that you have appealed the original case decision because you received the item back damaged. I am sorry to hear things have not gone smoothly with this transaction, please allow me to assist you. I am please to inform you that we approved your appeal. We have the same requirement for buyers and sellers. An item must match the listing description, and if it's returned it must be in the condition it was received. We're no longer asking you to reimburse eBay. You can confirm this by going to your case details in the Resolution Centre: Something to remember when selling on Ebay boys & girls.....................

Pete Before bidding on some records I had down as VG or VG+ he wanted a sort of signed statement saying they were without any scratches, clicks, pops etc. Told him not to bid on them. I have to say the record I sold him played perfect but was marked, he tried to knock me down £7.00 I said no, return it. Well I guess you live and learn.....................

Just love this from Ebay. Thank you for writing back to eBay Customer Service regarding the disk that you've sold to. I understand that buyer returned the item to you. Allow me to assist you with this. Christopher, as I've checked your account I can see that you've been with us since May, 2000. The growth we've experienced over the years is because of members like you who faithfully support us. I appreciate your trust and I'll do my best to give you the kind of service you deserve. They should have added "Well, we really don't care so we'll give you a right old shafting"

Stephen Bounden

Heard it in my hotel..............................in Malta

What a crock............................ Hello Chris, Thank you for writing back to eBay Customer Service about the record you sold. I understand the buyer has returned the item but when you received it back it was broken. Chris, I appreciate your cooperation to work with us in trying to resolve this matter. I apologise to hear that the item was faulty upon receipt. I have reviewed your case details fully and can see this item was successfully returned to you as you have confirmed it. As you have received the item back but have not refunded the buyer, I have closed the case in the buyer’s favour issuing them with a full refund. I understand how frustrating this situation may have been for you as the item was broken upon return, so I suggest you to appeal on the case as soon as it is closed. Please click on the appeal button in Resolution Centre once case is closed. Please be informed that once you appeal, you have to provide information which will help us in further investigating the case and this will be reviewed within 48 hours. Here is how to appeal: 1. Log In to "My eBay" 2. Go to "Account" 3. Choose "Resolution Centre" then choose the case that you filed. 4. Choose "Appeal this case" in blue text. 5. Then click on "Submit" I trust you understand our decision in this case. I wish you all the best on eBay in the future. Kind regards, Maria McAdams eBay Customer Service "‹You know the guy returned it not registered, I could have just said I never got it and the that would have been the end of it. Does honesty pay I ask you ?

Unlikely, the "Countdown" Tempos were a Bobby Sanders incarnation. Can't remember the whole story but goes something like this. Bobby Sanders had two backing singers and he changed the lead singer and they became The Younghearts and changed lead singer again and hey presto they were the Tempos once more.

Thanks everybody, got one.............................

It used to be said that the red ones were the most common, but in my experience the yellow ones seem to come up for sale most.

Impressive ! How about the red ones ?