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Where can you sell used DVDs?

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Where can you sell used DVDs?

I'd like to sell some old DVDs of mine that I'll never watch again. I was wondering where I could sell them other than on Ebay?

I know where to sell videogames and CDs, but I'm not sure where I could sell DVDs. I think Blockbuster and Rogers Video just give you "credits" or "points" in exchange for your DVDs which you can use to get DVDs which definitely isn't something I'd want; all I'd want is cash. I'm sure a pawn shop would take my DVDs but god knows WTF they'd give me for them . . . perhaps a buck a DVD? I hope I'd get at least $3 per DVD since they're in damn good shape as I take really good care of my films. I want to get rid of these ****ers already, but don't want to throw them out.
 
Did you try Canadian Craig's List? If that doesn't work, I could recommended iOffer. I only bought from iOffer, never sold stuff on there. I think you can also trade stuff on iOffer as well.

I have used Craig's List to buy Manga and a DVD box set for my aunt. Only use Craig's List if you like meeting with people in person and using a telephone (you can just communicate via e-mail if you like though).

Don't use eBay, I think they take some of your profit or something. I am sure you already knew that though, being web-smart and all. :)

I am not sure about iOffer, that is why I am only suggesting to look into it.

http://www.ioffer.com/
 
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