Offers are enabled on *some* items, so that you can work out a discount on *multiple purchases*. i.e. if you're buying 2 or more items you might want to make an offer that reflects a discount on the total amount. If you make a £10 offer on a £15 record I will just decline it, sorry. If you ask me "what's your best offer?" on an item which does NOT have 'Make an Offer' enabled I probably won't respond, sorry..
If you ask me to trade outside of Discogs I will simply block you from buying from me, sorry.
I will mention in those listings where I am happy to send photos of an item. Due to the >98% of time-wasters who don't even acknowledge receipt of the photos I do send, I will not send pics for any other items. You can be confident that they have been graded as per Discogs guidelines.
Some items in my inventory are priced relatively high as, ultimately, I'm actually happy just to keep them. But if they do sell, great, I can buy more music, and take the gamble that a repress, an unsigned copy, a black copy, a cheaper 2nd hand copy or whatever will turn up to replace the gap in my collection. The music itself is the important part, and we all have easy access to that these days.
