CDs some never played - car boot - how much?

sured

it has to be rememebered that not all buyers are skip rats/polish/african/unemployed layabouts/insert your own option here......some of them are money saving eperts who genuinely want a bargain, but are happy to pay the going rate:-)

Kite2010

Check with Amazon Marketplace, if the prices are reasonable (£2+) and the ranking is below 10,000 it might be worth listing as there is a chance they will sell. Music magpie for the CDs which are on there for under £1,50.

seashore321

I just sell them at three for £1 once I have checked that they are not rare. I usually come back with one or two!

wilykit

ayandjay..don't be so stereotypical. I go for a browse round the market/CBS on a Sunday sometimes and I am not a skip rat nor have I ever had a Giro.

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Would sell on http://musicmagpie.co.uk

Kite2010

vinh1000 wrote: »

Would sell on http://musicmagpie.co.uk

Musicmagpie don't accept everything, there are some they will turn away as they are so common they can't make anything on then.

soolin

Kite2010 wrote: »

Musicmagpie don't accept everything, there are some they will turn away as they are so common they can't make anything on then.

I agree. I was lucky when i sold my stock to musicmagpie as the stuff was rare. All the ex chart type stuff i tried was 'not required', they only wanted the odd stuff.

mobile48

soolin wrote: »

I agree. I was lucky when i sold my stock to musicmagpie as the stuff was rare. All the ex chart type stuff i tried was 'not required', they only wanted the odd stuff.

Music magpie is great. They gave me £1.50 for a used dvd I brought the week before new in the 99p shop.

spugzbunny

I don't really understand the mentality here that all CB shoppers are polish/african/giro claiming/lazy good for nothings? If you don't like the market then don't go! I am non of the above but even if I were you have a choice to sell your stuff at the boot sale. Don't go!