Nee Lewman
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Nope. Work invaded my evening. Will probably do it tomorrow night.
Discogs - Help, Tricks, Secrets And Tips
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I did the same thing, Just select all up at the top of the list and then hit the “unlist” button.
mingerton
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There is another way. Under the "marketplace" tab at the top go to "inventory." Toward the bottom of the page you should see actions you can do with your entire inventory including do a bulk expire of all for sale items.
Ethos99
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Yes, then it makes it easier to add them back in when you return.
dansomeone
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According to Discogs:
Has it been more than 4 days since your last message?
Discogs policy states that sellers have 4 days to respond to a buyer’s message. If it’s been more than 4 days since the last message from the seller, you can start the Seller Not Responding procedure.To do so, click on the order that you would like an update on. The Seller not responding? link will display on the order page below the Messages box.
Clicking on this link will start an automatic process which alerts the seller that you are waiting for an update. If they fail to respond within four days of this report, their ability to sell on the Discogs Marketplace will be blocked until they resolve your issue.
Crabbers
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Thanks will do this when I get homeAccording to Discogs:
Has it been more than 4 days since your last message?
Discogs policy states that sellers have 4 days to respond to a buyer’s message. If it’s been more than 4 days since the last message from the seller, you can start the Seller Not Responding procedure.
To do so, click on the order that you would like an update on. The Seller not responding? link will display on the order page below the Messages box.
Clicking on this link will start an automatic process which alerts the seller that you are waiting for an update. If they fail to respond within four days of this report, their ability to sell on the Discogs Marketplace will be blocked until they resolve your issue.
Crabbers
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And since I paid for it , im assuming I go through PayPal then?According to Discogs:
Has it been more than 4 days since your last message?
Discogs policy states that sellers have 4 days to respond to a buyer’s message. If it’s been more than 4 days since the last message from the seller, you can start the Seller Not Responding procedure.
To do so, click on the order that you would like an update on. The Seller not responding? link will display on the order page below the Messages box.
Clicking on this link will start an automatic process which alerts the seller that you are waiting for an update. If they fail to respond within four days of this report, their ability to sell on the Discogs Marketplace will be blocked until they resolve your issue.
dansomeone
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Yes, if you are unable to resolve the transaction to your satisfaction through discogs, and you want a refund, then you will need to "report a problem" to open a dispute on paypal.
Crabbers
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Dammit …in 5+ years of collecting this will be my first time doing this it looks like
dansomeone
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That's a pretty good ratio. It happened to me a couple years ago, I gave paypal the info they needed and received a full refund. If the seller can't even provide proof of delivery, or doesn't respond to paypal's inquiry, then you should be fine.Dammit …in 5+ years of collecting this will be my first time doing this it looks like
AnthonyI
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I like Cogs for my needs, but boy do I hate getting caught up in the most mundane conversations.............Billie's new release, is it peach or golden yellow? Who the f***k cares, it's not like you ordered golden yellow and got purple. I think my age and lack of patience with nonsense is running thin, lol.
.......goes outside to yell at kids on his lawn.
.......goes outside to yell at kids on his lawn.
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GentleSenator
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the quest for perfect data never ends
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djdavedk
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This means overseas buyers get hit for full value of goods sold?
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Poly-Rythmo
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I have to say all their recent announcements that start "we're very happy" and then detail how they're going to screw us needlessly has put me off Discogs quite a lot. I would have thought 2nd hand goods in most countries didn't attract any VAT in any case...This means overseas buyers get hit for full value of goods sold?
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Skacel
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This means overseas buyers get hit for full value of goods sold?
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Yeah, kinda like when someone from America buys something, their state's sales tax is automatically added on to the order. They are now doing it with EU/UK. So I guess if I buy something from US or EU now then it'll be the sale price + 20%.
for the past couple days when i've been looking on my phone there are sections (other versions, reviews, etc.) that just continually show a loading icon, and the 'add to' buttons are greyed out.