Best price for shifting CDs/DVDs?

[MowyTone]

Anyone have any dealings with the CD / DVD buying websites? Is there one that offers better prices than others? Don't want to go the ebay route

 

[Martynt74]

I imagine they'll mainly be the same. Music Magpie is about 30p per disk.

Maybe try lugging them all to CEX?

 

[Mynight]

If you have the time go to a car boot sale. I got almost 5x what magpie was offering.

 

[MowyTone]

Maybe try lugging them all to CEX?

Good point, didnt think of that

 

[cheesyboy]

Yeah, boot sales will get you maybe £1 each, £2 if you're lucky. But you won't sell them all

I'd have thought that CEX's buy price would be about 10p on most CDs and DVDs, isn't it? You can check prices on their website.

 

[DJ_Bucho]

Yeah if you go to the CEX website you can search for the CD/DVD and they'll tell you online what they'll give you instore

 

[wonder_lander]

If you've got a local Facebook buy and sell group then try there too! Avoids posting if you can drop off or allow collection!

 

[PapaLazaru]

Job lot on the Members Market?

 

[£15]

If you're only going to get pennies for them, consider donating them to a charity shop?

 

[panthro]

If you're only going to get pennies for them, consider donating them to a charity shop?

This, unless you're really hard up and need an extra £20 odd.

 

[£15]

I've got so much stuff I don't need, but can't bring myself to throw out as it still functions or could fetch a few quid, somewhere.

Fast forward a few years and I still have the stuff. I can never find the time or motivation to sell via classifieds, ebay, etc. So in the end I either throw it away (it's lost its value) or donate it to charity shops.

It's an alternative to giving actual money.