Where to sell vinyl records?

kateb1950

i have a collection of records that when i bought i taped on first play and then sealed the records away, so they are as new, how to i contact andy to work out selling They are stones, ac/dc/ doors, and so on

Loolabell_2

Hi have you tried to see them at a car boot sale, you get alot of people looking for things like that at them?

Mward_2

Hi recently used vinylsearcher com and they were pretty good, actually spoke to me and helped me find a home for my vinyl. Lots of options but they were pretty good.

Browntoa

not suprised they spoke to you Mark , probably in the same room !!

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debsjc

Does anyone have an update on this topic please. My family has lots of vinyl to sell, ranging from old stuff that was my nans, upto the 1980's.

pasmith29

Hi debsjc,

An online company called Koothoomi Records bought my vinyl records from me, they gave a good price and came and collected them.

check out the website and send them an email, thats what i did!

Hope this helps

djreckless

Hi Everyone,

Great thread. I thought I would help by letting everyone know you can also press vinyl records at great reputable pressing plants like:

phoenixofvinyl.com
Phoenix Of Vinyl Ltd

I have pressed with them for years and they are excellent, great quality.

Ok next if you want to buy or sell records, here is a great list of awesome Online Vinyl Shops / stores, here is a good list below:

decks.de
juno.co.uk
web-records.com
chemical-records.co.uk
jetsetrecords.net
recess.nl
technique.co.jp
djshop.de
discogs.com
armadamusicshop.com
deejay.de
djshop.de
cuepoint.info
redeyerecords.co.uk
rduv.com

Enjoy everyone! Keep it Vinyl!!!

DJ Reckyyyy :beer:

havebeenripped_off

My experience selling to Shop in Portsmouth wasn't good. ~Sent him a list of albums by email with catalogue numbers including lots of Beatles including the White Album. Before he received the records he quoted a figure, for 9 of the Beatles so we sent them as we needed the money. They were very well packed in a box and I sent an email informing him of the postage. After about 4 days he rang and some of the records were not in good condition (which they were) and he said he could only give me approx half, I agreed as I didn't want to go overdrawn with the bank and incur charges. he said he would get a cheque in the post that day He states on his website, 'immediate cheque and will include postage/packaging'. After not receiving the cheque after 4 days I rang and he said he had posted it off. He said to wait another couple of days (which meant at least a week and a half as it went over the wkend, after saying he would put it in the post). He rang me up and said he had cancelled the cheque and would raise another for the less than the amount agreed, when I reminded him about the postage, he said he only offered me a reduced figure for the records. I just needed the money so I let it go. I received the cheque yesterday for the reduced figure without postage. I also received a card from the post office say there was insufficient funds on a letter and I needed to go and pay to get it. I went to the post office this morning and it was the original cheque in an envelope with no stamp on it at all. Not only did I not received my first estimate of £160 for the records, I had to wait a week and half for the cheque, too late, already incurred bank charges, and I didn't received my postage and packaging, but I had to pay extra for the cancelled cheque he didn't put a stamp on the envelope.
Be careful who you sell to

Jenna_Appleseed

^ havebeenripped off - it would help if you named the shop so people would know who to avoid.

debsjc

That's strange, the name was there and the OP has now edited it out. Not much point in that!