Kegsy

I will get the buyer to claim from the Royal Mail then, looks the best way as its £24.99 and should be covered. I have got full value refunds before with straight 1st class never had a recorded go AWOL before.

So a Royal Mail recorded delivery tracking number is useless for Paypal, is that what you're saying ?.

There is a tracking number which can be used to look the parcel up on the Royal Mail website.

But what about Paypal seller/buyer protection ?.

Sent a record, sold via Discogs, recorded delivery on 30th March. Buyer paid by Paypal, record has not arrived as yet. What's the score with Paypal, will they reimburse the buyer ?. Is there a time period before a claim can be made ?. Who should initiate claim ?. Obviously we could claim via Royal Mail but that's a pain. Just getting my ducks in a row before the buyer kicks off, they are being a pain already even though i have supplied the tracking number.

Could this be the first record to be officially unreleased/unissued twice ?.

I think I liked it better when it was unknown to be honest.

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I'm actually quite surprised this record didn't turn up on Bradford Market back in the day. Quite a few Soultown stuff McKinley Travis (2 titles) , Little Helen (2 maybe 3 titles) and yes even The Sweets were on there, I don't remember anybody ever getting a Ray Agee, am I wrong though ?. Just seems strange, if most of the label's output was on there but not that one.

Not in 1977 mate.

I wouldn't expect any other reply, traditions are important.

Why didn't you just ask Mrs B. she knows ten times more than you about records, especially good ones.

I have one stamp 235 on one side and 230 on the other. Just checked the U.S. original, I think its the playing time. Never really thought about it before.

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Hamster ?

Someone needs to tell them, you dont learn to dance, you walk onto the dancefloor let the music hit you, think of nothing else, and dance. If that doesn't work go line dancing, take up knitting or become an OVO DJ.

Oh dear, another case of "keep on taking the tablets"

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I think its called group paranoia brought on by eating too many "sweeties" as a youth.

i sincerely hope so or i'll get the blame as usual

Open The Boot Wide eyed teenagers are stopped at random in the wee small hours and the contents of their car boots are, shall we say, "appraised".

The following week's programme will, of course, look like a repeat even though it will feature completely new footage.

I don't think repeats qualify