what dvds can I sell?
08-10-21, 08:56 AM
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what dvds can I sell?
What are some types of movies that I can sell online to a buy back company? I want to sell a movie for 40 cents or more but all the movies I enter have 0 value.
I am trying to complete a sell back book order and I need 40 more cents to get to the required $15.
Any suggestions? I have lots of popular 2000 and later movies. action, romcom, scary, comedy and more
I am trying to complete a sell back book order and I need 40 more cents to get to the required $15.
Any suggestions? I have lots of popular 2000 and later movies. action, romcom, scary, comedy and more
08-10-21, 10:32 AM
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Re: what dvds can I sell?
A good way to research that would be to go to Ebay, look at the DVDs, select "sold" on the left hand column, and then sort from highest price to lowest. That will show you the DVDs that are in the highest demand and get the highest prices.
08-10-21, 12:11 PM
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Re: what dvds can I sell?
One suggestion, rare horror might get a little more money than others.
Stuff like comedies and blockbusters sold a lot of copies in the first place, so they're not worth much on the secondary market.
Stuff like comedies and blockbusters sold a lot of copies in the first place, so they're not worth much on the secondary market.
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08-10-21, 02:54 PM
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Re: what dvds can I sell?
Horror and Anime both sell. I've recently gotten $20-$40 for some Horror DVDs. And the Anime DVDs from companies like Geneon and Pioneer often go for $10 each when you sell them in a set. I got $40 for a 4-DVD series.
Stuff from major studios doesn't have much value. Look for stuff from smaller companies. Anchor Bay DVDs are usually worth a few bucks.
Before you send it in, check the prices on eBay. I've seen these sites like Second Spin and Decluttr offer only $1-$2 for discs that sell for $20+ on eBay.
Stuff from major studios doesn't have much value. Look for stuff from smaller companies. Anchor Bay DVDs are usually worth a few bucks.
Before you send it in, check the prices on eBay. I've seen these sites like Second Spin and Decluttr offer only $1-$2 for discs that sell for $20+ on eBay.
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