Vinyl Me, Please — the Denver, CO-based record club company founded in 2012 — has announced its liquidation, Pitchfork reports.
The announcement comes months after complaints from customers that they had been ghosted by the company, as well as that orders were no longer being fulfilled and returns were no longer being processed. Those outstanding orders (including annual subscription fees) will now be in the hands of Vinyl Liquidators LLC, the third party that has taken charge of Vinyl Me, Please’s assets as part of an Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors (ABC).
According to a notice viewed by Pitchfork, the creditors must file their claims before October 1, and any proceeds from the liquidation will be distributed to the…
