Vinyl Me, Please, the troubled on-line vinyl report subscription service, has discovered new possession a month after the platform filed for chapter.
VNYL Inc, whose different manufacturers embrace VNYL and Vinylbox, hopes to revive a model previously cherished by vinyl collectors that has struggled closely, because the Denver-based platform was dealing with quite a few complaints that it wasn’t fulfilling orders or issuing refunds on purchases, in line with The Denver Submit. Vinyl Me, Please subsequently confirmed it was getting into liquidation. Below the VNYL umbrella, Vinyl Me, Please can be run by VNYL CEO Nick Alt and president Emily Muhoberac.
In an announcement, Alt stated the corporate was centered on successful again buyer belief and “restoring [VMP’s] true kind because the ‘Greatest Rattling Document Membership.’” The corporate stated it might be “honoring previous obligations” to prospects “and delivering on the promise of premium vinyl experiences.”
“We have now large plans to develop this neighborhood and welcome a brand new technology of collectors,” Alt stated. “However first, we’ve to do proper by the shoppers who constructed it. Which means making issues proper, listening intently, and proving—by means of motion—that VMP remains to be value believing in.”
VNYL stated that with VMP becoming a member of the corporate’s portfolio, the platform will get entry to VNYL tech to create “a extra environment friendly, responsive, and sustainable enterprise.”
“Vinyl prospects deserve a white glove expertise and that’s removed from what they’ve gotten not too long ago,” Muhoberac stated in an announcement. “We intend to try this by getting again to the basics of VMP with an ideal buyer expertise.”
