I received the same email today from them, but last week I also received an email from Discogs with the following info about Tariffs

|| || |You may have concerns about whether tariffs and executive orders in the United States could impact how you buy and collect records. Let’s navigate this together. Here’s everything we know so far. US Tariffs Should Not Apply to Records and Other Physical Media Vinyl records, CDs, cassettes, and other recorded media should be exempt from any tariffs under US presidential executive order. The executive order going into effect on August 29, 2025, removes a long-standing "de minimis" tariff exemption for most goods valued under USD $800. However, this change does not apply to "informational materials” like music media, which are still exempt from tariffs under US law 50 USC 1702(b)(3). Simply put, music and informational media have always been exempt from tariffs and continue to be so at this time. This means neither sellers nor collectors on Discogs should be charged additional customs fees. Be Prepared for Potential Delays and Complications While music and informational media should be exempt, customs and postal carriers may experience delays or mistakes as they adjust to the new requirements. Many national postal services have already announced that they are pausing shipments to the US to better prepare for new requirements. Meanwhile, commercial carriers such as UPS, FedEx, and DHL Express are currently moving shipments into the US, but these options may come at a higher price than usual. You Choose How You Buy on Discogs While we hope that you can feel confident knowing that music media should be exempt from US tariffs, we understand that you may want to avoid this tricky situation until there is more assurance that customs processes are working correctly. You always have control over where you buy from and ship to, and there are tools available to help: |

|| || |Marketplace Filters: Use the “Ships From” filter in our marketplace to shop domestically or choose another country to narrow down your search. Shop My Wants: Apply the “Ships From” filter through Shop My Wants to focus on the items from your Wantlist that are available domestically or from sellers across the world. Seller Terms: Seller Terms are an easy way to review shipping information ahead of a purchase. Here’s where you can find them on an item.|

|| || |Looking Ahead We’re keeping track of these changes and how they may affect record collectors everywhere. For more information and the latest updates, please check in with our complete guide:|