> i should mention that turntable lab often has a lot of obscure > represses and hipster disco, and of course they have almost all dfa > releases.
I have mentioned here before (but still haven't yet got it out of my system!) that I was shafted by TTL twice in a row so stopped ordering from them and would warn others against doing so. The most recent incident involved them claiming my package was returned to them by the US postal service because it posed a "security threat" (I live in New Zealand, second only to Norway on the Global Peace Index - http://www.visionofhumanity.com/rankings/). TTL decided this was somehow all my fault despite the package having got no further than their local post office, so informed me that if I wanted my records I had to pay for the postage again!! But of course they couldn't guarantee the same wouldn't happen a second time. And they wouldn't refund the postage after I told them to keep the damned things. Interestingly, this all came to pass after I enquired why, according to my account status on their website, the records hadn't been shipped several weeks after I ordered them. They refused to give me any evidence of shipment so I could take it up with the shipping company instead. In fact, they refused to acknowledge any of my emails for a period of months until I gave up and had my credit card take action to reverse the charges. I had a sneaking suspicion the whole time that they had simply forgotten to process my order and were trying to cover up with some bullsh*t story when I asked them about it. In that case a simple apology would have been more suitable. Ironically, I was trying to use a credit note from my previous order which was also problematic. Needless to say, I wouldn't recommend those fools. It seems their quality control went out the window when they went "big time" with the second LA warehouse. [/rant] Andy
