Discogs leaves disabled people with no recourse. It happened again. Discogs will remove feedback to keep the seller's feedback rating higher than it should be even though it didn't violate any of their feedback policies. In the end, both the seller and Discogs don't mind leaving disabled people high and dry with no recourse. Discogs will probably try to weasel their way through this by saying that my feedback violated some kind of internal policy must be left so opened-ended that virtually no negative feedback can be left.

No communication. PayPal didn’t work, despite working fine with another seller on the same day, and me checking my PayPal account. I received relentless emails assuring me I hadn’t paid and explaining that I would be marked as a non payer if I didn’t. I attempted on several occasions to pay and also to make contact with them to rectify the situation. I only did this as a good will gesture as the record is easy to get hold of, which I will be doing by going back to eBay with whom I have never had an issue. No response from the seller and none from Discogs. Having refused to use them in the past because of a similar issue I decided to give them another chance, but I’m afraid they really are useless.

I recommend Discogs I’ve used Discogs on and off for years. I’ve had one bad experience but many, many good ones. I honestly think the negative reviews are mostly from people with very little knowledge or experience of the records market, who always buy the cheapest copy listed and are then sore when it isn’t always in spotless condition

Deludente I purchased an item on this portal manowar Kings of metal more than two months ago and went back to the seller and so far I have not received any news of the refund or resend of the item truly a disappointment they care more about negative feedback than solving your problem you have to be careful if you don't want to be ripped off....

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.