Seems on brand.
I requested a replacement. I sent in a video of the skip caused by the warp. I got a shipping notice withing 24 hours, and an initial response same day. I did copy the CEO on the email.Has anyone received a flat copy of Swim?
Both of my records have a slight wobble at a point.
And at 45rpm, it’s scary.
Wondering if I should ask for a replacement
or just try to flatten it myself.
So stupid. I would wager I was one of the first people to snag a copy when the copies went up too.
I did... mostly. If I want to be picky, the first record has a tiny bit of warp if I look closely, but not to the point where it affects anything. Second record is flat.Has anyone received a flat copy of Swim?
Both of my records have a slight wobble at a point.
And at 45rpm, it’s scary.
Wondering if I should ask for a replacement
or just try to flatten it myself.
This might have to do with it.Finally got an email that my Blossom Dearie order was cancelled and refunded. No refund yet but it looks like it just happened today
Anyone know how they decide who gets one and who doesn’t? Or is it just fucking random? It’s obviously not first come, first served as noted by countless other people who experienced the same thing.
I’ve had some success flattening VMP warped records to that point, so hoping I can with this album.
Finally got an email that my Blossom Dearie order was cancelled and refunded. No refund yet but it looks like it just happened today
Anyone know how they decide who gets one and who doesn’t? Or is it just fucking random? It’s obviously not first come, first served as noted by countless other people who experienced the same thing.
My copy is also not surprisingly warped to hell, will flatten it BUT my clamp can do the trick and I spun it and man it sounds good.
Yeah I saw that and it is indeed fucked up, borderline fraud at this point. They’ll continue to claim ignorance and throw their distributor under the bus though. I honestly don’t care that I didn’t get the Blossom Dearie record but it should have never been put up in the store in the first place, especially if they didn’t have the copies. Same goes for the countless other records this happened with. At the very least, the orders should have been immediately canceled, not dragged out for almost two months.
From the email that I got, It seems like it was in error.
*existential dread intensifies*
This is an appropriate response
It seems like the orders that were oversold initially on black friday were changed to cancelled/refunded and those orders went back into the inventory so the system thought they were back in stock.
