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Music Magpie - how to send
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MissSarah151
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Hi everyone,
This is probably a really stupid question but I'm confused!
Want to get rid of some old CDs - put in the bar codes etc - but I'm confused about how to actually send them in (the 'sell shop' is just the post office, so do I just take them as if taking any other package? What happens with postage costs etc)
Has anyone else used it?
Thanks (and sorry for such a daft question that probably has the answer staring at me on their website)!
Sarah
This is probably a really stupid question but I'm confused!
Want to get rid of some old CDs - put in the bar codes etc - but I'm confused about how to actually send them in (the 'sell shop' is just the post office, so do I just take them as if taking any other package? What happens with postage costs etc)
Has anyone else used it?
Thanks (and sorry for such a daft question that probably has the answer staring at me on their website)!
Sarah
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Hi Sarah
No question is daft. Or that's my take on life anyway.
I used them a few years back, and I didn't have 25 items to send (if you do, they send a courier to your house to collect them). I went through the checkout and printed a label, and then chose a place to drop the parcel off to. It won't cost you any postage, just the packaging to put your items in, and the printing costs, I guess.
As an aside, have a look at zapper as well, as I tend to use them now, as they seem to offer better prices for some items
A dream doesn't become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination and hard work0 -
skintsocks wrote: »Hi Sarah
No question is daft. Or that's my take on life anyway.
I used them a few years back, and I didn't have 25 items to send (if you do, they send a courier to your house to collect them). I went through the checkout and printed a label, and then chose a place to drop the parcel off to. It won't cost you any postage, just the packaging to put your items in, and the printing costs, I guess.
As an aside, have a look at zapper as well, as I tend to use them now, as they seem to offer better prices for some items
Thank you so much for your reply - I hadn't got as far as checkout because I didn't want to commit to anything before being sure how to actually send it!! Yeah - it is under 25 items
Will have a look at zapper too
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alexcarter wrote: »Have you tried webuybooks.co.uk if you follow them on facebook or twitter they add 10% onto your offer and its a really fast service.
Hi Alex - I hadn't actually heard of them - will check them out because I haven't actually got around to packing the cd's up! Thanks!
Sarah0
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