Discogs

Totally fake site if it is a "database"! Only for "members" that contribute to vote for new releases and so making you dependent to contribute somehow! But people dont care about new artists. F*** you Discogs. Time for "The Bane Method" a la Batman Style. Watch out. Same as thedjlist.com: all money making promo machines, nothing more! All votes are fake and those who need votes dont get any! F*** you too! F*** your CEO and everybody who is involved, we will f*** your servers pretty soon

Excellent site for cataloging your collection, and allows you to easily add entries to the database if they are missing. You can sell releases you own, or buy any that are for sale. Only thing is I think a bit more buyer protection could be implemented: it currently works on a ratings system that allows retaliatory negative feedback from a seller if a buyer leaves negative feedback. Overall great site for anyone interested in music.

Any person who feels the need to defend Discogs, well, you are either a seller or you are somehow directly associated with that business. People who believe that problems on Discogs are created by the buyers either refusing to look at the facts, or have no idea how logic works. If I am a buyer, then my job, plain and simple is to BUY! If a problem arises from the fact that I bought a record, then guess what, the problem is not coming from the buyer, but rather, from the person whose only job and responsibility is to sell! Problems that come up on Discogs are directly associated with the sellers - period.

I was a buyer with a 100% rating on Discogs. All of a sudden I was blocked from posting on the Discogs forum. I absolutely did nothing to justify this. In fact, all of my posts are still on the forum so obviously they would have been removed if I did anything wrong. I have sent several emails to Discogs without any response. You're telling me that they can't take 30 seconds to reply? What arrogance! They absolutely don't care about the customer. I will take my business elsewhere.

Good resource for basic public domain information from a private site. Marketplace sales are billed at 8%. Some information has been revised in accordance to Discogs guidelines and Discogs community expectations. It is difficult to add new information due to the complexity of the system, guidelines and community expectations. Free membership is required to add, edit or use many custom features of the site. There is some trolling in the forums.

Check out HTFR and other places. I thought that I was not committed to buying by having items in my basked, I was wrong, genuine mistake... people only leave negative reviews, positive ones people dont bother with so I cant buy vinyl's because of their penalising me for this mistake 10 years ago. Disogs dont resolve these issues and thus is preventing buyers making purchases. Try eBay and you local record shops... Disogs is a disaster

One star rating is too many for Discogs since there is no zero star rating. The Discogs allows and even supports the bad sellers for it's profits. The 100% rating of sellers are meaningless since Discogs manipulate and change seller rating and negative feedback at will after bad sellers done something (sell defective records, take very long time to do the refund etc.) to cover it up for those sellers. If the seller rating is manipulated, how do you decide which seller to purchase from. This is the web site that you can not trust. Buying records on Discogs at your own risks.

I love Discogs and have used it for years and have purchased over 30 items mostly vinyl, 45's and CD's from all over the world. I have not had a problem with any purchase and you can also create a Want list and Discogs will tell you when and the item you want available.

I added a cd to cart. When it came to purchasing it I couldn't bring myself to do it! I can't obligate myself to a BLIND purchase. When you place the order there is no shipping cost provided. Later the seller informs the buyer how much shipping will be and by Discogs policy you have committed and are obligated to pay no matter how much it is! I can't do it!
Has Discogs ever heard of any other website in the world that has full purchase price included at the point of purchase?