Music Magpie: new quick way to sell unwanted CDs

lisa1208

thankyou jumbo juice but I still would like to know if they still give you the same price if you take the items into the store? I looked at tradeyourgames.co.uk and they dont accept pc games but thankyou anyway

lisa1208

thankyou verybigchris I just read your reply, thats a great help!

lisa1208

does anyone know where I can sell videos? I suppose a car boot is the only option?

ianonline

lisa1208 wrote: »

does anyone know where I can sell videos? I suppose a car boot is the only option?

If you're planning a car boot sale you could certainly try off-loading them but I'd say it's not worth doing one just to sell videos. In my experience, no-one wants them and you'll be hard pushed to give them away for free. I had a box of videos and gave them to my local charity shop to get rid. I think most charity shops tend to sell them for 10-20p (if they're lucky!!!) and chances are they probably end up throwing a lot away.

JesaRose

lisa1208 wrote: »

does anyone know where I can sell videos? I suppose a car boot is the only option?

Some sell well on Amazon its worth a look as you might have one or two worth a few £. Most are worthless

funkydamo

id opt for cex. much higher price paid by them. e.g, transformers 2 on blu ray: £3 on music magpie, £8 at cex. and on amazon, music magpie sell it for £13, as opposed to cex for £15. you can also trade in at cex and get £10 to spend with them.

music magpie seem very cheeky to me.

the best thing to do is list a joblot on ebay, just one parcel to post out then.

Chrisskoyles

Just had a go with this; accepted an offer of £11.90 for about 19 items. OK, so it's not a huge amount, but nearly 12 quid for a bunch of stuff I don't listen to (there's one or two CDs in there that I've had for coming up to 10 years and haven't even opened) is better than nothing

jumbojuice

did you check out ebay to see what the individual items are worth - worth seling the decent ones on there and then shifting the rubbish over to them..

spongebob_24

Don't sell your CD's on this site, you won't get a cheque or any email help, they are useless boxed up all my cds and DVDs after being told I'd receive £20 for them. 3 months later nothing, I contact customer services nothing. Use eBay not Music Magpie.

JesaRose

I have received cheques for my CDs but I only sell them the ones I cannot sell myself on Amazon or Play.com. Not used their customer services though so I have no comment personally on that

Their feedback as a seller on Play is quite bad though and a lot of comments on there about poor customer service and discs not arriving, not playing etc. They list everything as "very good" condition so a lot of comments seem to be about items not being as stated