Sold Date: September 7, 2016
Start Date: August 28, 2013
Final Price: $16.99 (USD)
Seller Feedback: 4794
Buyer Feedback: 102

Johnny Horton 'North To Alaska/The Mansion You Stole'




Description:

You are viewing Johnny Horton 'North To Alaska/The Mansion You Stole' 45 RPM in Near Mint Condition.

This 1960 record comes with a Columbia sleeve in Very Good condition.

Payment is expected within 48 hours of sale. The preferred method of payment is through PayPal. Any other method of payment is not accepted.

All items will be shipped within 2 business days after receipt of payment. Most all items will be shipped via USPS Mail unless otherwise requested. Items purchased and payed for during a weekend or holiday will be shipped within 2 business days after that weekend or holiday. I provide all my customers with emails as to when and how their purchases are shipped and provide a tracking number when applicable.

Returns accepted for defective merchandise only. Seller must be notified within 24 hours of receipt of merchandise. Item must be returned in condition as sent and in original packaging. All items are packed professionally and carefully, however shipping accidents do happen. All returned items must be approved via email prior to returning. Items returned for reasons other than material defect or errors on my part will be subject to a reasonable restocking fee.

Having been in the customer service business for greater than 35 years, my goal as an eBay seller is to provide excellent customer service and quality products. I am not a drop shipper; therefore the items that I sell are stocked by me locally and are available for shipment as soon as the item is purchased. I will not list an item that I do not have in my possession. Communication is an integral part of customer satisfaction and success on eBay. I make an effort to communicate with all my customers during and after the sale. Should the buyer have a question regarding an auction or an item that they have purchased, I will be glad to communicate with them. Likewise, communication from the buyer is expected should there be a problem in honoring payment for a winning bid. It is unacceptable and unethical for someone to win an auction and never pay nor communicate to the seller. Failure to pay for a winning auction and not communicate with the seller warrants Negative Feedback.