Mercedes S.

Reply to Discogs Comment on 05/13/2020:

Thank You for responding. I did not know if your company Discogs would or even cared since it appeared that Discogs originally reported my review for an infraction of TrustPilot Guidelines... Don't Figure...

Also I did just speak to my son-in-law and while your apology to this issue is appreciated; it appears that this scrutiny of behaviour has been an issue for several years with this individual and his accounts have still not been restored as you have mentioned in your response.

If in fact Discogs apology is sincere and the issue is as you mentioned "unintentionally caused'' & ''incredibly disheartened''.

Then Discogs resolution of not only your response to better interact / communicate with a diversity of individuals but also to reactivate my son-in-laws his account has still to come to current attrition. If you need to personally contact me then by email or phone; just let me know how to communicate further. As of my last conversation with my son-in-law the accounts are still suspended and nothing has changed; inclusively ''Nik" responded 2 days ago that the database access would not be restored...

Response From Latest Discogs Communication from (05/18/2020) via TrustPilot & (05/20/2020) via Discogs Customer Service Complaint Site.

I tried to contact Discogs Leadership and incredibly ''(Nik)'' responded as if he had no idea what the problem was and that my son-ín-law's Discogs account was intact and unblocked... What A Blatant Lie... I cannot believe that internally they allow this individual ''(Nik)'' to reply to management complaints when he himself is the reason for the discrimination.

He must not be aware of the movement of ''See Something - Say Something'' = dhs.gov/see-something-sa / Official website of the Department of Homeland Security.

I highly recommend that Discogs Leadership really take this issue serious because it will not go away as they believe it will by avoiding a fair resolution.