Music Magpie: new quick way to sell unwanted CDs

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Hey,

Has anyone got any tips on which CDs go for the most money!?

All the recent CDs that I have entered that are only a few months old go are going for only £1.19.

Does it also takes ages to search for the CD, and then display that that are not purchasing that title, all the time?

Or is it just me?

Thanks

KingL

Just spent about 2 hours having a website that can't figure out how to receive a text-based input dissing my musical tastes!!

£5 over about 30 CDs. Forgeddabout it

vinylmusic

I may have jumped to conclusions a little in an earlier post
They do offer lousy prices for a lot of things so it depends if you dont mind spending a lot of time typing in barcodes
I just entered around 60 barcodes and about 50% were not recognized
Half of what were left I accepted their quote because they offerred a reasonable price. Between 85p and £3
For the remaining ones the offer was only 25p each so I kept them back
I'm not sure if I'll do it again as it took up a lot of time

ThinkingOfLinking

NickiM wrote: »

In the end I sold mine to the Music Magpie people. Mainly because I had had the opposite experience, on Amazon or Play, they've been listed for months and nobody has bought them. In addition, I had to not list many because if they did sell, it would barely cover postage costs.

Same here. Some CDs have gone for just 25p and the most I got was £3. Kind of hard to swallow when I got £1.27 for a CD I spent £17.99 on but I am broke, I have a tiny bedroom and so what else could I do. I am also on crazy shifts so it's hard to get to a post office, and then there's the postage to pay etc...

ROBDOLPHIN66

vinylmusic wrote: »

I am suprised that Moneysaving expert are giving musicmagpie so much coverage.
They give you pennies for CD's and sell them on at a huge markup

I offered a Nick Drake 4CD box set and they offered £3
They sell exactly the same item for £24
I advise anyone to only go to them as a last resort
First try Ebay or Gumtree or ask at 2nd hand stores if they'll buy them
There must be a million ways to sell your own stuff for at least double what they offer

They must be doing well out of the free advertising they re getting on this site

They don't think things through properly before they put them in the weekly email - they were promoting Tesco's wine the other week

ThinkingOfLinking

Robdolphin, I did not remember reading that, but what is wrong with Tesco wine?

littleange

Cashback Rewards are doing 7.5% Cashback.

jumbojuice

cool, so they add that amount on to what they are going to pay you? or does just apply to purchases?

littleange

Details here

Cashback available:
7.5% of the paid value of your CD's

Baybee1984

Anyone been paid yet?