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Where is the best place to buy CD's online
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| PSi |
Please advise, I want to grow my cd collection of albums over the past 10 years of listening, and realize that the best way to remember them when I get older and decrepit is if i have some nice hard-copies on a shelf.
Ty |
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| InDeepSpace |
| Amazon isnt bad. |
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| chillenandy321 |
| quote: | Originally posted by InDeepSpace
Amazon isnt bad. |
+1 If I need to buy one |
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| lacksesepsotygh |
| you probably won't find anything better than discogs. |
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| PSi |
| you cna buy cd's from discogs??? New or used? |
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| lacksesepsotygh |
| yes. there are thousands of sellers there. check any release and you'll see "3 for sale". |
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| Magnetonium |
Discogs and Ebay are my two top choices. Also Amazon, then Gemm is a distant fourth. Once in a while I might get a rare CD from some odd website (once I even learned to translate from English to Polish), but nothing else with a reasonable selection and reputation.
I must add that I have been ed over on Gemm several times, and I try to avoid it like the plague. |
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| Magnetonium |
| quote: | Originally posted by PSi
you cna buy cd's from discogs??? New or used? |
Both. Discogs is a very fantastic website for music collectors and for music reference. Without it I don't think I'd have a music collection like I do now. I am on it almost every day. |
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| PSi |
| quote: | Originally posted by Magnetonium
Both. Discogs is a very fantastic website for music collectors and for music reference. Without it I don't think I'd have a music collection like I do now. I am on it almost every day. |
But I was under the impression that Discogs was more of a private sale, where the buyer would pm the seller and do an exchange.
Are there any safeguards in place like buyer protection on ebay ? |
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