Where is the best place to offload personal DVD collection
I thought this might be a useful place to ask for advice. Like many, I have a personal collections of DVDs that I no longer need and wouldn’t mind getting some cash for them. I am fully aware I am looking at pence per DVD but is any one better than another? Music Magpie? High Street CEX? Just chuck them in the skip?
Less hassle the better!
57 replies
Seller_lplZIMdO5UBa7
A skip is the simplest option if the numbers are low. Maybe do a job lot on ebay, buyer collects.
Charity shop maybe to make you feel good??
Seller_amUAzjvL5uIzu
Took all mine & CD’s to the Charity shop a few months ago,waste of time trying to sell them
Seller_FZLmkAPnHuV4L
CEX/Music Magpie are probably good options, other would be carboot sale.
They will pay £0.50 to £1 each
Seller_EC1z91xo82y71
DVD’s do get deleted and become unavailable. I’ve quite an obscure taste and have had to go to great lengths to get some releases. If you think you might have anything like that its worth checking sold prices for them on ebay. You might find some, depending. Those kind of films/TV series don’t tend to be available from any online source, legit or not. Then again if it is rare then you will usually find someone selling pirate copies of it on ebay so the sold prices might be skewed by that.
Seller_tPwNBeZHUJW5U
Try to prune your collection. Sell anything worth above £7 on Amazon or Ebay. The rest you can take to CEX. Anything they offer me less than 10p I give to a charity shop. If you have a lot can be worth trading in for electronics, e.g. Blu Ray player
Seller_wRGBSSwJnzaDE
Local auction house might take them. Sometimes you get car booters looking for stock. They will charge to put them through whether they sell or not. The local one here charges £2 per lot minimum. Cheaper than a skip though, unless it’s someone else’s.
Seller_tkfpK1OIBO2c0
Have you got either “In The Mouth of Madness” or “Prince of Darkness” by John Carpenter? They’ve had neither in the local CEX for months.
Seller_fr8NAE50hJfYa
Put them on Gumtree. No selling fees. Someone might want them.
Seller_Um75lpkae2TCH
Ebay and the leftovers to charity shops.
