Seller info

Thank you for viewing! I'm selling a variety of items, from analog records I started collecting in my teens to CDs I've acquired more recently. When I retire, I plan to list a large collection of analog records (SSW, SWAMP, US ROCK, BRITISH ROCK, JAZZ-ROCK, JAZZ, etc., a vast number) approaching five figures, so please look forward to it. * I try my best to provide detailed information about the condition of the items. Have you ever experienced buying something listed as "no noticeable scratches or stains" only to find the jacket covered in stains and the record itself scratched when you flip it over? Unfortunately, I've had that experience quite a bit (crying face). I want to see (though I can't actually see) the buyer's happy face, so I list items with the motto "honestly and without hiding anything." * If you purchase multiple items at the same time and they can be shipped together, I will discount the shipping cost (at least 180 yen~) for the second item onwards, so please comment beforehand. Sometimes I see "100 yen off from the second item," and I think, "Huh? Shouldn't it be 180 yen off?" What's the point of nickel-and-diming like that? I really don't understand. * For single CDs, I generally use Yu-Packet Post Mini. For two or more CDs, I use Yu-Packet Post or Rakuraku Mercari Bin (Yamato Transport). For inexpensive records, I use regular mail, and for relatively expensive ones, I use Yu-Pack or Yamato Takkyubin. I believe the items will arrive without fail, but unfortunately, the other day, I received a cancellation request because "the contents were different upon arrival," which left me in tears. I hope to trade with trustworthy buyers. * I generally use recycled cardboard for reinforcement packaging. Conversely, I generally use new envelopes. For records, I use new cardboard mailers specifically designed for records. Thank you for your understanding.

Seller info

Thank you for viewing! I'm selling a variety of items, from analog records I started collecting in my teens to CDs I've acquired more recently. When I retire, I plan to list a large collection of analog records (SSW, SWAMP, US ROCK, BRITISH ROCK, JAZZ-ROCK, JAZZ, etc., a vast number) approaching five figures, so please look forward to it. * I try my best to provide detailed information about the condition of the items. Have you ever experienced buying something listed as "no noticeable scratches or stains" only to find the jacket covered in stains and the record itself scratched when you flip it over? Unfortunately, I've had that experience quite a bit (crying face). I want to see (though I can't actually see) the buyer's happy face, so I list items with the motto "honestly and without hiding anything." * If you purchase multiple items at the same time and they can be shipped together, I will discount the shipping cost (at least 180 yen~) for the second item onwards, so please comment beforehand. Sometimes I see "100 yen off from the second item," and I think, "Huh? Shouldn't it be 180 yen off?" What's the point of nickel-and-diming like that? I really don't understand. * For single CDs, I generally use Yu-Packet Post Mini. For two or more CDs, I use Yu-Packet Post or Rakuraku Mercari Bin (Yamato Transport). For inexpensive records, I use regular mail, and for relatively expensive ones, I use Yu-Pack or Yamato Takkyubin. I believe the items will arrive without fail, but unfortunately, the other day, I received a cancellation request because "the contents were different upon arrival," which left me in tears. I hope to trade with trustworthy buyers. * I generally use recycled cardboard for reinforcement packaging. Conversely, I generally use new envelopes. For records, I use new cardboard mailers specifically designed for records. Thank you for your understanding.