as another person actually running a record "store", i'm with tom.
@jeff...what does it matter if bnent crayon has loads of records listed that they don't have? i don't see how that's a useful comparison. forced exposure is not much better. they've also screwed up my order a couple times. i think gramaphone looks pretty promising, as long as they keep ordering new records. the best online record store in the usa is dancerecords.com. sure, all the more undeground/good stuff sells out fast, but their re-order system works very well. click a button, it gets re-ordered, you get an email when it's back in. very fast shipping, affordable shipping and frequent shipping deals (free over $50). this place reminds me of how groovetech used to be. On Jan 22, 2008 11:17 AM, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Jan 22, 2008 11:10 AM, robin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > That's what managers are for Tom. To make that _not_ the case. > > eh, as someone who works at a shop where we have a database that > updates immediately if someone buys something in the shop or from our > shop online, when you use other methods of selling (gemm, musicstack, > discogs, etc) that don't automatically access and change the database > i can tell you it gets very confusing trying to do 20 things at a time > for an order and keep it all straight. it is easier if you have the > same person doing it all the time! manager or no..... > > tom >
