selling dvds for £3???

bargain_hunter77 · 29 January 2009 at 4:05PM

Hi - sorry if posted in wrong forum - please feel free to delete/remove.

I remember martin mentionned in his newsletter a site that was buying dvds for £3 - i deleted the newsletter - but forgotten which site it was!!

which one was it?? - are there any others as well??

I would be really grateful for any advice on which other sites actually buy dvds (at a good price)

thankyouxxx:beer:

AWinner · 29 January 2009 at 4:11PM

I think this will help yu, although prices do vary. Simply type in the barcode number from the sleeve and see what they offer you!

http://www.musicmagpie.co.uk/index.asp

Reverbe · 29 January 2009 at 4:24PM

Bargain please do a search on my post... it was called musicmagpie and their rates are very poor...

direwolf247 · 29 January 2009 at 10:21PM

Yeah if i was you id ask at places like CEX, they may be able to offer you a better deal.

moneysavingmonkey85 · 30 January 2009 at 3:32PM

also if you arent in a hurry, just list them on amazon for 60 days. i tried 15 dvds on magpie and it came to £7! whereas amazon generally has better prices if they are in good condition.

Swattie · 2 February 2009 at 7:00PM

you can also list on play.com

Squish_21 · 2 February 2009 at 7:51PM

Music magpie prices are rubbish!!

Wildknight · 2 February 2009 at 8:03PM

i just looked at this and your right, the rates are bad! I looked at how much The Nutty Professor would sell for... 15p!!! :eek:

I know it's an old film, and not the greatest comedy but 15p!

jumbojuice · 6 February 2009 at 1:52AM

prices seem very very low but i guess they have to make their money somewhere - who in their right mind would sell to them at 15p for a dvd when you could get a couple of quid by just having an auction starting at 1p and postage of £2 on ebay... maybe the best way is to put all them onto a batch and sell as a wholesale job lot on ebay - yu will def get more than 15p a dvd in that situation!

Primrose · 6 February 2009 at 11:12AM

Is there a site/organisation anywhere (apart from ebay) that will buy classical vinyl records? We have about 200 to dispose of.

eryn_kathleen · 6 February 2009 at 11:23AM

Classical vinyl can be really collectible, depending on the artist/conductor/concert. It might be worth finding a specialist in your area to value them. If there's no one in your area, you might try to find someone online who could give you very broad valuations based just on titles, or who could at least split your collection into "sell in bulk" and "sell individually to collectors/specialist shops".