“In stock” just means that their spreadsheet said it should be out by now. So a love supreme and others probably all say in stock too.Sooooooo...
El Guincho is "in stock."
I am never seeing that order, am I![]()
Been going on for months now. They laid off nearly everybody a month or two ago (Storf, Pauly, Clay, etc). No responses from CS for most people in the last few weeks…Man, I've been away from this forum too long...what's going on with VMP??
I'm here for N&G outliving the mothership
Feels like another Bandbox situation about to happen.Been going on for months now. They laid off nearly everybody a month or two ago (Storf, Pauly, Clay, etc). No responses from CS for most people in the last few weeks…
Very likely. Not sure how they will manage to stay afloat given they haven’t had a “new” release in well over a month. Surprised they haven’t had another “flash sale”. They probably have no incoming orders now aside from people forgetting to cancel renewals or the occasional order from someone who doesn’t know betterFeels like another Bandbox situation about to happen.
From my memory of the court docs, The c-suite allegedly somewhat tricked the board and barely won a vote to let themselves open a pressing plant. They said they had outside funding which fell through, then the c-suite began funneling money from VMP to the plant. VMP started having huge 40% off sales to drum up money. They did a big “freebies” campaign to get people to sign up for an year. After about 3 years, the plant still wasn’t open. C-suite was fired. VMP didn’t own any of the plant but lost a lot of money.Man. I've been pretty much out of the vinyl game for a minute (I've bought maybe 10 records in the past 2 years), so I was unaware VMP was facing such dire straits. Sounds like it was almost entirely self-inflicted though. Has anyone written a good TLDR on what led to the company's downfall?
What would you do with more time, indeed...