Seller info

Thank you for looking. I am listing a variety of items, from analog records I started collecting in my teens to CDs I acquired relatively recently. When I retire, I plan to seriously list a mix of treasures and dross, numbering close to 10,000 analog records (including many genres such as SSW, Swamp, US Rock, British Rock, Jazz-Rock, Jazz, etc.), so please look forward to it. * I strive to describe the condition as accurately as possible. Have you ever experienced a listing that said "no noticeable scratches or dirt," only to find the jacket covered in stains and the record scratched when you turned it over? Unfortunately, I've had quite a few such experiences (tears). I want to see happy faces (though I can't actually see them), so I list items with the motto "honestly, without hiding anything." * If you purchase multiple items at once and can combine shipping, I will offer a discount of at least the shipping cost (180 yen~) for the second item and subsequent items. Please comment in advance. I sometimes see listings like "100 yen off from the second item," and I think, "Huh? Isn't it 180 yen off?" Why would someone try to make a few extra yen that way? I really don't understand it. * For single CDs, I generally use Yu-Packet Post Mini. For two or more CDs, I use Yu-Packet Post or Rakuraku Mercari便 (Yamato Transport). For inexpensive records, I use standard mail. For more expensive records, I use Yu-Pack or Yamato Takkyubin. I believe they will be delivered without fail, but unfortunately, I recently received a request to cancel a transaction because the buyer claimed "it arrived, but the contents were different," which left me in tears. I hope to conduct transactions with reliable partners. * For reinforcement, I generally use recycled cardboard for packing materials. Conversely, I generally use new envelopes. For records, I use new, record-specific cardboard mailers. Thank you for your understanding.

Seller info

Thank you for looking. I am listing a variety of items, from analog records I started collecting in my teens to CDs I acquired relatively recently. When I retire, I plan to seriously list a mix of treasures and dross, numbering close to 10,000 analog records (including many genres such as SSW, Swamp, US Rock, British Rock, Jazz-Rock, Jazz, etc.), so please look forward to it. * I strive to describe the condition as accurately as possible. Have you ever experienced a listing that said "no noticeable scratches or dirt," only to find the jacket covered in stains and the record scratched when you turned it over? Unfortunately, I've had quite a few such experiences (tears). I want to see happy faces (though I can't actually see them), so I list items with the motto "honestly, without hiding anything." * If you purchase multiple items at once and can combine shipping, I will offer a discount of at least the shipping cost (180 yen~) for the second item and subsequent items. Please comment in advance. I sometimes see listings like "100 yen off from the second item," and I think, "Huh? Isn't it 180 yen off?" Why would someone try to make a few extra yen that way? I really don't understand it. * For single CDs, I generally use Yu-Packet Post Mini. For two or more CDs, I use Yu-Packet Post or Rakuraku Mercari便 (Yamato Transport). For inexpensive records, I use standard mail. For more expensive records, I use Yu-Pack or Yamato Takkyubin. I believe they will be delivered without fail, but unfortunately, I recently received a request to cancel a transaction because the buyer claimed "it arrived, but the contents were different," which left me in tears. I hope to conduct transactions with reliable partners. * For reinforcement, I generally use recycled cardboard for packing materials. Conversely, I generally use new envelopes. For records, I use new, record-specific cardboard mailers. Thank you for your understanding.