Londoner jailed for selling £2.7million of fake vinyl on “industrial scale”
That's quite the cautionary tale for anyone who thinks they can make a quick quid flogging knock-off records. Someone in our own backyard managed to shift nearly three million quid's worth of dodgy vinyl before getting caught, which is genuinely staggering and says a lot about how hungry collectors are for the stuff. For Cledvibes Radio listeners who are out digging for records, this is a reminder to know your seller and trust your sources, because there's clearly some serious criminal enterprise trying to take advantage of the vinyl revival. It's the kind of thing that damages the whole collecting community when people put time and money into building their collections only to find out what they've got isn't the real deal.
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