Super helpful and awesome video! I sold my first vinyl today and this video gave me all the info I need to do it the right way. Thanks Vinyl for Miles!

Thank You. Great info and very professional work.. Loved the face when shaking 😂😂 I am just getting started with selling, shipping Records as part of my variations of items in my business.. I have a lot of them to go through.

We’re just starting to sell our records, so you’ve given us important info. Thanks. You’re great!

Thank you so much! This is so extremely helpful, and was so thoroughly and perfectly explained. I am so grateful that you took the time to share all of this great information.

Excellent tutelage! I will definitely utilize your directions. First Class!

As a new seller, this is an amazingly helpful video! I love that it also covers a bunch of price point options (sold a vinyl quicker than expected so wanted to get it out but it'll be before the vinyl mailers arrive).

Outstanding! Thank you for taking the time and sharing your knowledge

Well done, very helpful video!!! Thanks!!

You have been the most helpful of all of the other shipping vinyl records videos ever. I didn’t grow up during the vinyl records time.

Super awesome Video, Tips & Smart Packaging. Thank you for this video

Thank you for making this video! Very helpful and informative.

Very professional.Great tips!

Excellent tutorial! Thank you.

Very helpful!! I wish I didn't throw out all my old mailers now.

Thank you! Got a new subscriber with this one!

So helpful thanks man!

Outstanding tutorial! Just starting my vinyl trading journey, and this video was very helpful! Havent put any up for sale yet, so I have time to grab some supplies. :-) EDIT: and I love the Brandon Lee print in the background. :-)

We've sunk to a new low when we start grading the mailers themselves. I rate this video a VG+.

Noice! I like the tip using the tape to seal the sleeve.

This was super useful, thanks❤

This is the video I needed. I just inherited a ton of records from my Father. Spanish vintage music from the 50s through the 80s, and I am so scared to sell and ship. Thanks for the information.

Thanks for the info just ordered from your link so that you get a kickback

Good vid sir!

Thanks for the tips and the links. I have been making my own packaging to mail vinyl and haven't had any complaints or returns, but didn't feel comfortable with my make-shift packaging. I bought some used record boxes at the thrift store, but with the padding I use the boxes become too small to use. I did place an order for some magic mailers with the link you provided, but, since I live on the west coast and they use UPS to ship, the price for the mailers becomes exorbitant.

Thank You.

Thank you very much 👍

If the seller doesn't want the new album opened to put in a polybag, any suggestions other than more bubble wrap?

Not the trash Miles. The recycle bin. Thanks for the tips.

Very helpful, thank you. I'm wondering would the process be the same if it was a 2 or 3 lp set. Maybe same process but with cardboard in-between the lps?

just wanted to know what label printer programs do you use? thanks

Michael this is awesome. So glad I just found this! I know this is an older video so I don't know if you'll see my question and reply, but, does anyone know the best way to sell old classic albums? I was thinking Etsy? ANY SUGGESTIONS FROM ANYONE?

How to know international shipping cost? If Im gonna sell a record to someone in UK let’s say

Commonwealth Fipper needs to watch this video

What about originally sealed records

Thanks for this video! I bought a collectable album a few years ago. It is well worth $1000.00. Would you leave it sealed or list it open for inspection? thanks in advance for your help! Gerry

Why are the inserts 12 inches when my albums are all 12 7/16 inches square? Should they be bigger than just 12"?????

How much is insurance?

mind blowing you managed to stretch this to 18 minutes

Great info but wow, that’s a lot of cost and time to ship an old album!! Wish there was an easier way. Thanks for the info

How would you pack one which has two vinyl in it?

It’s not mint if it’s opened. A lot of buyers, myself included, especially for the higher end records want sealed copies. The value is much higher.

I had a UPS driver drop my Technics SL-1200 MK II on my porch from about 3 feet. He couldn't understand why I was so upset. 🙄

Use the box invertedly even to be blank inside

I'm shipping 7" and I am distraught....

Why don’t you buy resealable record sleeves ?

I think insurance only covers loss, not damage.

You link Bags Unlimited for high quality mailers, but their reviews as a company do not look so good. Any other company that sells the high quality mailers.

Hey,why don't you stop wasting time and go get a U-Haul box and cut it into 2 boxes,just cut the (2) 16in flaps ,u can even use the flaps as 1 cardboard piece by making it 12 3/8 square ,use a 2nd sleeve And feed the 2 flaps and put them in..u can then put the folds up vertically and score a line to the size exactly of your lp,then center it and put flaps down fold score fold fold,then the extra 3 in 7/8 will be a flap where u make the customer or buyer use his box cutter the right way opening and never have shake issue ever

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WTF? Don’t open your sealed records to inspect. Now its not new

yah that's way overkill for me. i am going to try selling some records on eBay and well the records already have the cardboard they are sold in so i will just toss them in an envelope or wrap it in paper and mail it out. this way it keeps the cost down if i do it this way it should cost less than $3 media mail. if i do it your way trying to protect an old piece of junk someone more than likely is using for some art project since no one listens to records anymore then it would cost $7 to ship plus the cost of the envelope. i will ship my way and tell the buyer if they want better they can pay for it and i will offer insurence. i be most people are not willing to pay the extra money for something few people want. records or LPs as you call them are a dead out-of-date formate we now have songs that can be downloaded on our phones and sound way better.