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Of course discogs won’t let that happen, it impacts revenue! /sThere is like a 400 page forum thread full of people wanting to block relisting sellers so I don't think it's been solved lol
Of course discogs won’t let that happen, it impacts revenue! /sThere is like a 400 page forum thread full of people wanting to block relisting sellers so I don't think it's been solved lol
I use the Discogs Enhancer plugin for Chrome. You can mark sellers and 'blocked'. It just changes their listing to red text and you have click a couple of times if you want to add an item to your cart.How can I block a seller?
I use the Discogs Enhancer plugin for Chrome. You can mark sellers and 'blocked'. It just changes their listing to red text and you have click a couple of times if you want to add an item to your cart.
Why does this feel like an AI responseSo i wrote the guy that kept re-listing the item for $400 (twice as much as like 5 other sellers), saying that I was removing the item from my Wantlist and that re-listers are an annoyance on Discogs. Reply:
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The reason I expire listings and then relist them is because when I add new products or revise older items, I want them mixed. It’s not to attract anybody and I had no idea even that this can affect anyone. I didn't even know it shows up as something new. I researched it right after I read your statement. If people are affected by that, it is not my fault.
But the way I sell lately I can assure you I sell almost nothing, so I can't believe it plays a role.
In my case at least I do it to mix my listings.
What you claim I do, I can't believe it gives anybody an advantage, but if it does, it’s probably negative.
Finally at the end of the day I did not break any rules. You should shop wherever you think it’s good for you."
Why does this feel like an AI response
No shit"But the way I sell lately I can assure you I sell almost nothing"
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAWarp
Production mistakes, though exceedingly rare, can cause a vinyl record to become warped.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHADust and Debris
Is it dusty or does it have visible fingerprints on it? Though uncommon, this could have happened during the production process.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAmore often than not, it is a turntable or environmental issue when you hear a skip on a brand-new record.
I think they mean rare like steak not rare like never happens.
YupIf a new seller has records for well under the going rate, safe to assume it's a bogus account?
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I've been lazy selling and no bites except one grateful dead box a few months back.My sales have dried up to near zero for the last several months. Getting 1-2 orders a month, if any. Could be cause I’ve been too busy to play NYE records and ID ones I’d be OK parting with but and any of y’all still lazy selling and getting actual sales?