All my music is MP3 now and I no longer want old movies. What is the best way to offload them for some cash? Not expecting a lot,just something to add to the family holiday fund.
There are lots of sites like Music Magpie etc. But [s]some[/s] all of the prices they offer are pretty low.
If you've got lots of stuff and just want to see the back of it its a convenient way of quickly turning into some folding money.
[i]But some all of the prices they offer are pretty low[/i]
When had a look at this they were offering something like 9p per CD so I didn't bother in the end.
Aside from rarities, it seems that prices paid for used DVDs and CDs are very low. Despite the hassle, eBay offers the most reasonable return IME. Just a few weeks back I took a bunch to a local DVD reseller that included some recent releases. Not interested. I now just take them to the charity shops. Get a receipt and take advantage of GiftAid & tax relief.
Music Magpie have an app that enables you to scan the titles.
Copy, paste and put on ebay in one lot.
I got 2.5x what MM would have given me.
just sold all my old stuff on EBay - with a start price of 50p and £1.24 postage over a 7 day auction, didn’t take too long and made a fair bit of cash which was certainly more than Music Magpie...
A few car boot sales if you can be bothered?
Stick them on a local facebook group selling page?
Stick the lot on Gumtree/eBay/Amazon/free cycle.
Glue it all together to make a stegosaurus and sell it as art?