Good Sites for selling used CDs?

[gator99]

I was wondering if anyone has any recommendations for online sites that buy your used CDs. Doing a quick google search yields SecondSpin.com, CashForCDs.com, Wherehouse.com & Spun.com.

Anyone have any experience with these? Are there other sites that are recommended? Thanks in advance for your posts.

Regards,
Juan

[rob777vdy]

cant help you with a good site but heres one to swerve GUMTREE full of con merchants,scammers.been had over twice with this site

[shreddersymphony]

I would suggest you browse craigslist, often times there are people/companies that buy large collections of used cds (or small ones too, doesnt really matter). Often they'll even do free pick up and stuff, and you get better prices for your stuff than you would online or at a used cd store.

[gator99]

Avoid GUMTREE - got it. Sorry about your problems with that site, ibanez777vbk.

I will look at craigslist also, shreddersymphony.

There used to be a CD Warehouse store by me, but it closed and looks like they moved out of South Florida entirely. I was trying to find a reliable alternative. I don't feel too comfortable sending 100+ CDs to someone who runs a website and claims they will send me a check after they receive the CDs.

Thanks for the advice guys. I appreciate it.

[DEADTUNES666]

Make a list and post it here...I'd be interested. Or just PM me with it...

[gator99]

I am still going through my CDs and getting rid of some, but when I come back from vacation late next week, I will PM you the list I have.

[jay ratkowski]

Maybe 2 years ago I sold about 500 CDs. I took all my guitar music and similar items and listed them here (almost all of them sold in maybe a month, mostly in batches of 5-10). About 1/4 of them went on the Bay (I did a lot of searches to find ones I could list for like $5 and up). The ones that were common/worthless just went to various used book/CD franchises in batches of like 30-50 at a crack (totally hit or miss, you just have to luck out and get the stores on days when they have lower inventory).