Vinyl Me Pauly (store, exclusives, swaps, etc)

I assume the liquidators are just telling them not to delete it because it’s a company asset and they try to sell anything and everything to recoup debts
The names/addresses and associated email data for all the subscribers over the years will be valuable to any company that would want to peddle music-related items to an audience. Any money selling that list to multiple buyers will help pay down debt.
 
The names/addresses and associated email data for all the subscribers over the years will be valuable to any company that would want to peddle music-related items to an audience. Any money selling that list to multiple buyers will help pay down debt.
Except, theoretically, all that data is in the member information of the company. As you were supposed to be a member to be in the community.

I get there being value in their database, I just can’t figure out what someone would gleam from the discord.
 
The names/addresses and associated email data for all the subscribers over the years will be valuable to any company that would want to peddle music-related items to an audience. Any money selling that list to multiple buyers will help pay down debt.
Don’t think they will even be able to get email addresses from the VMP discord. But it is a “community” with 4,500 members so that’s likely valuable to someone
 
Except, theoretically, all that data is in the member information of the company. As you were supposed to be a member to be in the community.

I get there being value in their database, I just can’t figure out what someone would gleam from the discord.

I'm just spitballing. It may be the same people that are already members, but the subset might be valuable to some. A list of those members that engage more online, that maybe are younger, maybe "super fans" of vinyl, of the company, etc. I don't actually know what that could be to a buyer, but a subset may certainly have value.
 
I'm just spitballing. It may be the same people that are already members, but the subset might be valuable to some. A list of those members that engage more online, that maybe are younger, maybe "super fans" of vinyl, of the company, etc. I don't actually know what that could be to a buyer, but a subset may certainly have value.
This might be true, but it's not tied to their member data because our user names on discord aren't linked to our memberships. So you have the membership data which shows contact info and how much they spend. Then you have the discord data which shows how much some random screen names post. The value, if there is any, can't be in that because anyone who has access to the channel can see that for free. The only benefit is communicating to those who are already on the channel, but why would anyone stay subbed if they sell it and some random company starts advertising on the channel?
 
This might be true, but it's not tied to their member data because our user names on discord aren't linked to our memberships. So you have the membership data which shows contact info and how much they spend. Then you have the discord data which shows how much some random screen names post. The value, if there is any, can't be in that because anyone who has access to the channel can see that for free. The only benefit is communicating to those who are already on the channel, but why would anyone stay subbed if they sell it and some random company starts advertising on the channel?

I don't think this contradicts anything I mentioned. It's a list of people with a shared interest in vinyl collecting and which showed a comparatively increased level of engagement. It would certainly be used for communicating with them, why I have no idea (a list of suckers, lol), but it could certainly have value to some. Now, if someone can compile it themselves by scraping online data, that's another issue (and somewhat troubling, if not really all that surprising).
 
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