Anyone heard of:

Cranny44

http://www.tradeyourgames.co.uk

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

I wish to have a clear out and make some money - although theres ebay i am not sure i have the time to photograph, list, and post - i live rurally so posting things gets to be an issue.

I have a stack of games as well as cds - and intend to price check on ebay in case i could make a reasonable amount more

Thanks

Misty_Blue

Music Magpie is quite well known and is legit. They don't pay very high prices, but if you want to get rid of CDs and don't want the hassle of eBay / carbooting, it's a convenient way to get rid of them.

tomewer

To be honest, I looked into Music Magpie, and it wasn't enough money for me to justify the hassle. My CDs are gathering dust in the attic. But each to their own!

realshannon

might not be much but better than a slap in the belly with a wet fish! I like their website, very easy to use and they gave me a bonus code to use the other day which bumped it up but cash in your hand is better than nothing

martinisfab

Cranny44 wrote: »

http://www.tradeyourgames.co.uk

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

I wish to have a clear out and make some money - although theres ebay i am not sure i have the time to photograph, list, and post - i live rurally so posting things gets to be an issue.

I have a stack of games as well as cds - and intend to price check on ebay in case i could make a reasonable amount more

Thanks

Money Magpie is good, but not the other company. If you go to ReviewCentre and other similar sites you will see that most people have had abysmal experiences of TradeYourGames and TradeYourStuff, which are the one and same...

I 'sold' my valuable games to this company and never got my money even though they acknowledged they'd received my games. I tried to contact the CEO, Indy Sangha, dozens of times by email, landline phone, mobile phone, SMS, and he never got back to me.

I lost my money.

This is a rogue outfit I'm afraid to say.