Here are the current bid levels for them: There are currently auctions on the site for many of DVDs above – I’ve only quoted prices where there have been actual bids made, rather than auctions where nobody is currently matching the vendor’s asking price. Perhaps the first place most of us think of if we fancy selling some unwanted goods is eBay. So how do these values compare with the return you can get on alternative sites? Selling DVDs on eBay Given the guy on the musicMagpie advert talks about getting a cheque for £50, clearly he is shifting an awful lot of DVDs. Here are the ten DVDs I went for, and how much I could get today by selling them to musicMagpie.Ĭlearly, selling my old DVDs is not going to get me rich anytime soon. I’ve tried to select a varied range of (fairly) recent films and classics, across different genres, as well as TV show boxsets. So let’s see how much I can get for a selection of my old films. You can then print off Freepost labels from the site for sending your DVDs to musicMagpie, so it really won’t cost you a penny to make a few quid from your unwanted films. There’s also a mobile phone app which allows you to actually scan the barcode, which is far quicker. You can enter the barcode from the DVD, CD or game’s box on the website, and it will give you a quote for how much cash you’ll get from the firm for it. The firm allows users to cash in on their old CDs, DVDs and computer games. Could I cash in on my DVDs and make a few quid? How musicMagpie works The TV has been full of ads recently for a new way to sell your old DVDs called musicMagpie. Check out Selling DVDs: musicMagpie versus the competition.

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