Thanks. Close enough for now, at least I will know when any new ones are listed and I can check manually. Partial automation is better than just checking every few days while nothing changes.
i guess they dont let you choose shipping to australia though.
Yea I use Distill. It works great for now because since I'm working from home, I just have it running in the background on my computer so I immediately see an alert. If you're out and about a lot, and don't want to pay for it, probably not the best solution. If you pay you can get texts and unlimited emails when something changes on a web page. Free version only gives you a certain amount of emails per month which is easy to burn through. With Distill for Discogs, you would get an alert ANY time something changes. So if someone buys a listed copy, or adds an expensive copy, or changes a price, you'll still get an alert.
They should be separate. I think most other pressings are separated into 200g vs 180g represses. They are different and if I was buying one on discogs, I'd want to know if I'm buying the 200g or the 180g.
I know there's gonna be some back and forth on these, the Head Hunter repress had a new sticker on the sleeve that said 180g, I don't think they're using those anymore. My Doors APs don't have any indication on any of the stickers that it's 180g, it's only on the LP description on AS, so there's gonna be some confusion and arguing, lol
I believe the Jimi Hendrix reissues are both 200g and now 180 and have different listings.
Oh, I'm not saying it shouldn't be that way, just saying knowing the "rooted" Cogs folks, there's gonna be dust ups depending on the album in question. Head Hunters has two listings. Part of the conversation was that the HH repress has a label on it stating 180g, which makes sense to have a separate listing. I'm just saying those without, you're not going to be able to tell, all the LP info is the same, matrix and everything as best I can tell.
As @ThePakoBuelna said, you have to keep an eye on it yourself. Discogs isn’t going to keep jacking up the price on what you’re selling something for. I’ve had people cancel an order in a situation like that and then relist it for 2-3x the price and it sucks.
That's a recipe for negative feedback.
Yes, my understanding is that once you list it stays up until you do something with it.
This is correct. There's no reupping after 30 days or anything like that. Once it's up, it's up until you take it down or it sells.
In that case I’m going to list every single record of mine for $100k in the off chance...
You joke but there are people who essentially do this. One guy bought a VMP UGK record from me for $180 last April. He immediately relisted it at $500 with the description “one of my favorite pressings. I really don’t want to sell this one...” haha
I voted to not merge because I thought these were advertised as 200g. It may not be listed on the release, but they are 200g. I've even thought about uploading a pic of the records on a scale to the listing. Probably too cheeky of a thing for discogs, though LOL.
