Sold Date: May 23, 2014
Start Date: May 23, 2014
Final Price: £10.00 (GBP)
Seller Feedback: 72
Buyer Feedback: 129

Eater 7" 45

Thinkin' Of The USA c/w Space Dreamin'

1977 The Label

Sleeve Very Good, Vinyl Immaculate

OK here's a few notes which I intend to attach to each listing for the purpose of clarification, due to some (quite reasonably put) questions regarding various factors.
1. Condition: Unless otherwise stated, the Vinyl is in IMMACULATE condition, probably having been played once or twice then recorded for playback. The Sleeves and Inners are similarly well looked after, and, bearing in mind their 40-ish year vintage are pretty good too. If anything is disastrously or even a touch out of this category I will HONESTLY state it. If I miss something drop me an Email and we'll talk about it.
2. Postage. I use Royal Mail First Class Signed For service which, in general, means it costs £4.30 to send an LP, or £2.34 for a single. Multiples of LPs can be £4.30 up to about 5 (its done on weight), at which point it goes up to £6.65 for the same service for 6+ LPs in the same package. As far as the singles go, as stated £2.34 is the starting price for 1 Single, multiples beyond 3 or so incur the £4.30 charge. I think the Royal Mail's great, never had a problem with it, and note that those who have (had problems) normally turn out to be either taking the piss, or are really too thick to be allowed mail in the first place.
The prices charged for Postage represent exactly what I pay to the Post Office, there is no profit in what you pay postage-wise for me (quite the opposite, because EBay takes a further 10% of the cost (you  and I pay) of posting). Wicked, eh? The price I paid at the Post Office can be seen by looking at the Gold Stamp on the package. Further, and as anyone who has received  a package from me will attest, there's a fair bit of time, effort and expense gone into packaging articles in order that they reach the purchaser in the best possible nick. This is not (but I am going to) to mention the £1 or so it costs me to drive to our rural Post Office in the first place.
In short, to those that arses squeak over a few pence on delivery charges: Pogue Mahone. Take it or leave it, and Thank You. I'm here all week. Try the fish.
3. Dust. I am well aware that much of the Vinyl has attracted a modicum of dust over the 40-odd years it has been waiting to come back to life and reinvigorate your flagging youth/kick-start/push along in 2nd gear waiting for a bump-start/line your greedy slavering sticky little pockets/greedy grabbing opportunistic mitts by snapping up a bargain and reintroducing it to the world as a classic (for sale) you greedy little bastard/complete and utter interest in the likely sound reproduction from a genuine fan/mid-life crisiser (er?)/member of the band that knocked it out in the first place. I DON'T CARE.
I'm not wiping dust off of something that is going to attract dust because I wiped it. As far as I'm concerned it's in the best condition it's ever going to be RIGHT NOW, and me wiping it is only going to make things worse.
Finally:
4. Feedback. Do us a favour, eh? I try my best to make it cool and happy, half of buyers can't be bothered to put a couple of words together, even though I've pumped up their rep with a Positive and a bit of Poetry. C'mon d00ds do me a solid one; others are watching . . .