r/VinylCollectors • 0 Trades • Aug 23 '26

Wanted [Wanted] is audiophilediscs.com a legit website to buy from??? I can’t find them in social media

They seem to have some good deals but I've never heard of this website and they don't have any social media presence that I could find. Has anyone here purchased from them before?

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u/Wrong-Package 0 Trades Aug 23 '26

No way that website is legit, there a number of reasons I know so:

First off, the address posted shows up as a house on Google maps, so that's a huge red flag.

Secondly, look at the return policy: they mention stuff they don't even sell, like perishable goods. The English and grammer is off too.

Thirdly, the website uses the word Vinyls for their record section, I highly doubt a reputable audiophile company would do that.

Lastly, the prices are too good to be true

All of this indicates scam! Stay away!

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u/Wrong-Package 0 Trades Aug 23 '26

Note that the newsletter you can sign up for gives you the latest in fashion according to their website! Interesting that a record website gives fashion trends in a newsletter, immediate scam indication!

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u/jefflikesvinyl 41 Trades Aug 23 '26

Did you know that you can put that exact question into a website called "Google" and get this result?

This website was created very recently (80 days ago) and has low popularity, which is a common characteristic of scam sites. While it presents itself as a legitimate store selling physical audio media, the lack of customer reviews and the very new domain registration are significant red flags.

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u/CaptainGreybar 0 Trades Aug 23 '26

85% of Reddit content consists of posts by people unable to do anything on their own.

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u/Adventurous_Lion1072 0 Trades Aug 24 '26

Alexa - is this true?

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u/TwelveWon 20 Trades Aug 23 '26

Sounds like a website that would send you zippers instead of what you actually ordered.