Victim of scam. Discogs never responded. Was the victim of a seller scam. Many of usID. re affected over a 24 hour period. We purchased items that the seller did not have. As I understand it, someone hacked into the account of the seller and made bogus listings. The problem, when addressed to discogs, was ignored. I spent two weeks appealing to them, but in the end they absolved themselves of any responsibility. As I never received a refund, I deleted my account. In the three years I was on discogs I spent several hundred dollars per year. Discogs is so lazy they'd rather see a faithful buyer leave their marketplace than administer some action on behalf of a scammed patron. The time it'll take them to upload their 'we're sorry to hear...' response is probably far more than it would have taken to help guide me through the initial problem.

It was a great site until recently It was a great site to sell my old vinyl collection on for past few years however it seems since discogs have put up their prices there now seems to be less customers. As a result the market prices on the site for vinyl is dropping rapidly and become very slow, am considering using other sites now.

Discogs will not even reply to my… Discogs will not even reply to my review request. Bought an item and seller took 7 days to ship even though on the sellers page it says that they ship in 2 business days. Took 7 calendar days (5 or 6 business days, no holiday). Discogs never replied and never took down retaliatory review. Now a buyer took 9 calendar days to ship and simply wrote back "It happens sometimes" with ZERO apology of any kind! Was reluctant to leave negative feedback as it will likely cause me to get another retaliatory negative review when I did not do anything wrong. I purchase about $5,000 a year and sell about $10-12,000 a year on this platform and seriously thinking of bailing and moving it all to my eBay and Amazon selling pages!!! All of this after Discogs recently raised fees with no discernable improvement on their site at all!

All good for me. A lot of negative reviews but I can only speak as I find. Bought from various sellers on the website and have had nothing but good experiences. Most recent item came from overseas, arrived quickly and carefully packaged.

CIP is a problem. Despite being a good database for different music releases, it has a problem. As someone who created a contributers account I got stuck CIP (Contributer Improvement Programme) which prevents you from contributing to the database, and I can't get off of it, even after 5 years. Discogs does have a guide to fix this, but it's so complicated and doesn't even tell you how to vote on pending submissions.