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where to sell dvd's
faevilangel
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i have a huge pile of dvd's to get rid of (taking up too much space)
i have 80+, have been trying to sell them seperately and sold about half, (down from 120 odd)
now the question
where is the best place to sell them?
it would cost a lot to send them via courier so would have to be collection only
(p.s) im trying not to list via ebay cos of timewasters & the usual scammers and fees :mad:
i have 80+, have been trying to sell them seperately and sold about half, (down from 120 odd)
now the question
where is the best place to sell them?
it would cost a lot to send them via courier so would have to be collection only
(p.s) im trying not to list via ebay cos of timewasters & the usual scammers and fees :mad:
Silenced by the Gestapo :rotfl:
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i sell dvds on amazon and play0
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they sell well ?
i dont want them lieing around, i want to clear them asapSilenced by the Gestapo :rotfl:0 -
oh you want to list all 80 of them as one lot?
ebay is the only place i would use to do that0 -
i would list them one by one but take a lot of time, and would take time posting them seperately, which im ok with
but i dont want them cluttering up my room for months on end.
as due to the weight of them all seperately, i would prefer a collection but you get many time wasters on ebaySilenced by the Gestapo :rotfl:0 -
Most job lots of DVD's of that quantity on eBay will go to resellers - so it's unlikely you'll have many problems with the buyer paying up.
Look at sending them via a courier reseller - parcel2go will charge about £8 for 48hr delivery on that amount.
Expect to earn about £1.50 to £1.75 per disc when sold as a job lot.<--- Nothing to see here - move along --->0 -
i have been selling them easily for £3 a dvd inc paypal fees and del, so i would say about £1.70 a disc

gonan try ebay this once lol what prioce should i start at ?Silenced by the Gestapo :rotfl:0 -
faevilangel wrote: »i have been selling them easily for £3 a dvd inc paypal fees and del, so i would say about £1.70 a disc

gonan try ebay this once lol what prioce should i start at ?
99p no reserve0 -
i would be hugely gutted if it went for 99p tho lolSilenced by the Gestapo :rotfl:0
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find me a job lot of dvd's that sold for 99p, and I'll pay you the difference myself!!!
Seriously, if you list it with a title like "Bulk job lot of dvds from personal dvd collection - all listed" then list each DVD in the description, I can guarantee you will have double figure watchers within a day or two, and the bidding will go silly in the last hour or two. There are a LOT of people buying DVD job lots.<--- Nothing to see here - move along --->0 -
faevilangel wrote: »i would be hugely gutted if it went for 99p tho lol
it wouldn't
but maybe you could put them on buy it now or buy it now with best offer0
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