CM Distro.

Do any of you guys have ever ordered CDs from CM Distro?
I've ordere the InnerSiege CD from them.
They told me in an e-mail the CD was shipped on February 6th.
Till now I've never seen the CD in my mailbox and I wonde if I really get this CD.
Have you experiences with this online store?

never heard of 'em.

i have heard of them Yvonne. But honestly I do not know very much about them.
I do not think I have ever bought from them myself.
Tim

Can I ask more?

I haven't personally ordered from CM Distro before, but it looks like I'll scratch them off my list if you're having problems with them.

I've already banished Girder music from my list to buy from as they've screwed me over twice now.

I always mistakenly think that since a company sells Christian music, that they're going to act Christian in their business transactions.... WRONGO !!

Vonnie, let us know what you hear from CM Distro's emails.... hopefully it's nothing bad

I think you are so right about this Guilty/Forgiven.

The CD is sent on February 4th by First Class mail and has not arrived in my mailbox.
At the end of next week I have to let CM Distro know if I have gotten the CD.
It's bummer. I was so looking forward to listen to the InnerSiege CD.

Do you know where the item shipped from? It has only been 3 weeks. If they are shipping from the USA, then it will take some time to get there.

Who owns them? They aren't another incarnation of Divine Met Distro or Christian Yard Sale are they?

The website of CD Distro shows me they are located in California.
I have no idea who is the owner of CM Distro.
This will be the first time since I order CDs in the US I haven't gotten the CD.

Figures...

Hey, 3 weeks ain't so bad. I ordered a Crucified record from Girder in NOVEMBER of 2012 and it's still not here yet ! I wrote them emails, and they finally responded with a cold "form" email that it was being processed. Another month later I just told them to keep the album and give me my money back. I said they either don't have the album, or they're too busy to send it to me. I never rcvd a reply from that email so I'm hoping they credited my account and didn't steal the money from me.

So yeh, I know what that's like. But 3 weeks isn't too bad, send them a nice email and question them about it. As long as they're not like the cold hearted people at Girder, they'll probably write you back and apologize and make things right... at least that's how I've been treated by most Christian music companies.

Maybe the customers are InnerSiege fans too and they decided to "take" the CD.

Unfortunately when the U.S. post office goes to 5 days instead of 6 later this year I think we will all be waiting a little longer.

I don't live in the US, but at the other site of the Atlantic.

Still no CD.

brokentulsa wrote:

Unfortunately when the U.S. post office goes to 5 days instead of 6 later this year I think we will all be waiting a little longer.

That still is not a finished deal. They still don't have the full Congressional approval they need for the cutting back.

Besides, even under the cutback of mail delivery plan, packages were to still be delivered. So, that shouldn't affect us getting CDs.

Our post office is only open 5 days a week here in our little town (but we still get mail delievery on Saturday).

Quote :

That still is not a finished deal. They still don't have the full Congressional approval they need for the cutting back.

"Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe says the Postal Service does not need
congressional approval to discontinue Saturday mail delivery and the
5-day delivery schedule will start this Aug. 5."


http://www.fiercegovernment.com/story/usps-can-legally-stop-saturday-letter-delivery-says-postmaster-general/2013-02-06

brokentulsa wrote:

Unfortunately when the U.S. post office goes to 5 days instead of 6 later this year I think we will all be waiting a little longer.

Ha ha...not if you download instead of buying CDs like I do!

I ordered a CD from a seller on Amazon in January, a month later it never arrived - so I asked for a refund and that I don't want the cd. He complied and apologized. a week later it arrived. So I wrote him telling him that it finally came and how can I get payment to him.... I've yet to rcv a response from him.

This is the first prob I've had dealing with Amazon. Other than that, I've ordered approximately 200 cds using amazon recently and ALL of them arrive within 3 business days.
I love AMAZON !!

Amazon is great unless you're looking for something super rare. I have about 30 things in my wish list and some of them are steep used (like singles for $10) but even with that, total is probably less than $200.

Guilty/Forgiven wrote:

I ordered a CD from a seller on Amazon in January, a month later it never arrived - so I asked for a refund and that I don't want the cd. He complied and apologized. a week later it arrived. So I wrote him telling him that it finally came and how can I get payment to him.... I've yet to rcv a response from him.

Oh bummer.

I have purchased a dozen or so cds from Amazon sellers and have never had a problem.

Never had a problem with Amazon. I have done real well on ebay also. I have bought close to 70 cds from ebay and even bought an expensive guitar from there once...no problem. Once I did get the wrong cd along time ago but the seller told me to keep it and gave a full refund fast.

I did read that American vendors shipping to Europe are saying its taking the post office 6 to 8 weeks to deliver.

Guilty/Forgiven wrote:

I ordered a CD from a seller on Amazon in January, a month later it never arrived - so I asked for a refund and that I don't want the cd. He complied and apologized. a week later it arrived. So I wrote him telling him that it finally came and how can I get payment to him.... I've yet to rcv a response from him.

I had the same thing happen to me a few years ago. After you've tried to make it right, if they never respond, you get it free. Which, after the fact that they so thoroughly messed up the order, isn't entirely unjustified.

I, too, LOVE Amazon. It is easily my favorite place to buy music. I get probably 90% or more of my music there.

Since the beginning of January when I decided to "re-collect" my favorite CDs, I've bought a little over 100 CDs thru Amazon. About 20 from ebay, and around 50 from CHM and CMR regulars.
That's not including my LP collecting. I've purchased over 50 LPs from ebay since January, about a dozen from Amazon, about a dozen from Nifty Music (Brent), and assorted vinyls from different websites.

I set out to have a 40 dollar max per month and I've been a bad boy and exceeded that amount by 100s of dollars

I feel a serious addiction grabbing hold of me and will need to back off of this endeavor. It's not that I don't have the money, it's just the fact that I always overdue things... and need to discipline myself more.

You could always buy stuff for your friends...

I like that idea. I can send a wish list if you'd like!