Payments Methods Accepted:
PayPal, Cash (US dollars), Personal Check (US dollars), Certified Check (US dollars), Postal (US dollars), Money Order (US dollars), Western Union Money Transfer (US dollars), BidPay (US dollars)

Shipping Methods & Cost:
USA: Media Mail: LP/12"/10"/VHS: $3.90
USA: Double-Boxed Media Mail: LP/12"/10": $5.15
USA: Double-Boxed Priority: LP/12"/10": $5.65-$9.10
USA: Priority: VHS: $5.65-$9.10
USA: 1st Class: CD/45/7"/Cassette: $3.10
USA: 1st Class: CD [jewel case removed]: $2.00
USA: Priority: CD/DVD/45/7"/Cassette: $5.65
USA: 1st Class: DVD: $3.75
FOREIGN AIR LP/12"/10"/VHS: Exact from ircalc.usps.gov *
FOREIGN AIR CD/45/7"/Cass: $3.50 Can~$4.80 Mex~$6.25 Eur/Asia/Oz
FOREIGN AIR CD [jewel case removed]: $2.50 Can~$3.50 All Other
FOREIGN AIR DVD: $4.60 Can~$5.90 Mex~$8.25 Eur/Asia/Oz

Shipping prices are for single items. Multiple items and multiple LP/12"/CD sets may cost a little more.
Domestic priority depends on how far you live from me [19115, Philadelphia]. For example, New York is $5.65. California is $9.10.
*For international orders, I use the Postal Service link below after weighing and add .85 for the cost of a record mailer.
Air mail total cost with mailer:
Canada: normal single LP/12" costs about $6.55-$7.55
Mexico: normal single LP/12" costs about $10.40 - $11.90
Europe/Asia/Australia: normal single LP/12" costs about $12.80 - $14.45
LP's with heavy covers & heavy pressings cost a little more.

Return Policy:
You may return an item if it's not in the conditon described. You may not return items if you decide you don't like the music. I will return the base price of the item.
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Sealed Records:
After a sealed record is paid for, I will gladly open it before mailing to make sure that the record is new & unplayed. If the record is not, I will give a full refund. Even though it is easy to spot most resealed records from the 60's [I will mention that in the desription if it looks like a possibility], not all records from the 70's & 80's are quite as obvious. Please ask for any details about the seal of a particular record & I will be happy to answer.
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Insurance/Registered/Special Services:
I'm sorry, I'm not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged items that are uninsured. I pack well, so there's little need to worry. If you'd like insurance or special services, please make a note in the comments field when ordering.
USA insurance: $1.70 [up to $50], $2.15 [up to $100], $2.60 [up to $200]
Foreign Insurance: $10.80 [registered, up to $40]
Foreign Insurance: If you need higher insurance, please email. It is expensive.
Special Services: Certified/Confirmation/etc...Please email.

Backorder Policy:
We don't backorder. Everything listed should be in stock.

Grading:
GRADING: Cover/Record [S1/S2 = side1/side2]
Please contact us and I'll gladly give you a detailed grading of the item you are interested in!
M [does not exist!]
M- [nothing but the most minor surface mark, high gloss]
EX [a few more of the most minor surface marks, high gloss]
VG++ [a few more of the most minor surface marks, high gloss]
VG+ [a few more of the most minor surface marks with possible light scratch, possible loss of gloss]
VG [many surface marks and/or more scratches that are feelable, possible loss of gloss]
VG- [same as vg, but with more feelable scratches that cause clicks/pops]
G+ [clicks, pops, loss of gloss]
Note: Even my lowest grade G+ does not skip on my turntable. Anything VG++ or higher are really nice! VG+ is your standard used album that plays very well with possibly a light feelable scratch that doesn't cause clicks that overpower music or repeat many times. Also, note that many 45's graded as low as VG play great!
() = an in-between grade. For expample, VG(+) = between VG and VG+
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CD/DVD/VHS
EX = excellent condition
CD/DVD [at most a very light scuff or nothing]
VHS [very clean]
VG+ = some wear
CD/DVD [light scuffs that don't effect play]
VHS [some wear to the box]
VG = moderate wear
CD/DVD [more scuffs that don't effect play]
VHS [more wear to the box, cut box, occasional crease in tape]
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wol/c/s = writing on label/cover/sleeve
tol/c/s = tear on label/cover/sleeve
stol/c/s = sticker/tape on label/cover/sleeve
bb = bullet hole = bb hole = cutout hole
notch = cutout notch = saw mark
cc = cut corner
dnap = does not affect play
warp = warp in vinyl
bubble = bubble in vinyl
s1/s2/s3/etc = side 1/side 2/ side 3/ etc...
DJ copy = promo copy
wlp = white label promo [though, since many promos are not technically white labels, I usually use DJ copy even though it may be wlp]
in the shrink = opened but still in the shrink. it is not sealed
na = not applicable [plain cover or plain cover w/ slick...I do not give a grade]