[red2004devil]

Hi. I have got a quite a few old dvd films in my loft and i would like to sell them.
Where is the best place to sell them on the high street or online?

[waring192]

depends on how much hassle you want to go through. You could sell them indiv on forums or ebay etc. Or just take them down to cex or blockbuster.

[red2004devil]

I dont want the hassle of selling them indiv. If i take them down to cex or blockbusters which do you think would give the best price!

[Naqv]

Neither, dvd's aren't worth a lot these days. You are like to get less than £5 each for most of them (when I say less than £5, I'm being generous, more in the region of £3/£4).
If you have special editions/boxsets/rare films, then they will be worth more.

[red2004devil]

£3-4 would be fine. Ive got over atleast 200 films some never been opened i think.

I have a cash generater near us wud they be the best.

[mooperman]

my advice would be to list them on here, a lot of peeps are always clearing out DVD's n stuff.....

[PoochJD]

Red Devil,

In my opiinion, you would be far better off making up a list of all the titles you want to sell, and either advertising them on the AV Forums, or go via e-Bay or one of the movie-purchasing stores in London (see the back of movie magazines, for the adverts and contact details).

I would NOT recommend Cex, Blockbuster, Chav Generator, or any other of the buy-back companies or computer games stores that exist, as you will be royally screwed over. (Chav Generator now have a flat-price of 50p for single DVD's no matter what the title, and upto £1-50 for most boxed-sets, with large, multi-disc sets with 8 discs or more, getting about £2-50!)

If, however, money is not the most important thing, then by all means, use one of the shops I mentioned above. But, you will not get a good deal, unless you are very, very lucky! Use the Forums or e-Bay if you have the time, even if you decide to sell the discs in sets or as a single, job-lot of 200+ discs for X price!


Pooch