Selling / Trading in a lot of DVDS

Console games have shocking depreciation. To think of all the games I've bought over the years for £40 quid a shot and are now only worth a quid or two in perfect condition.
 
Console games have shocking depreciation. To think of all the games I've bought over the years for £40 quid a shot and are now only worth a quid or two in perfect condition.

That's why I refuse to sell the games. I'd rather they stay in a cupboard than be offered a pound or 2 for them. Heck, I'd rather burn them than have the smarmy person working behind the counter say the 10 games I've taken in (I've been there when a friend has traded in about 10) means he'll only have to put another 10 towards it!!!!
 
That's why I refuse to sell the games. I'd rather they stay in a cupboard than be offered a pound or 2 for them. Heck, I'd rather burn them than have the smarmy person working behind the counter say the 10 games I've taken in (I've been there when a friend has traded in about 10) means he'll only have to put another 10 towards it!!!!
It's quite a deranged business really. Just think, as a consumer, you could surf the wave of gaming a year or two behind the cutting edge, still have a lot of fun, and pay next to nothing.
 
Music Magpie. Most of their prices seems fair enough as single DVD's for the most part aren't really worth all that much any more, and if you think you could get more then you're welcome to go through the hassle of trying to sell all those discs. :D

I eBay the 'special ones' of course.

Depreciation is going to be horrendous whatever the route you chose.
 
http://www.filmvault.co.uk/

sold most of my collection of dvds on here , i got a nice amount too.

Its online though ,you just email list of what you want to sell in detail and they send you a valuation and then you decide weather to sell ,if so you post them and they send you a cheque.

thats how it was done when i last used them.
 
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