Trade in and sell your CDs, DVDs and Computer Games
American residents click here to find out where you can recycle and sell DVDs, CDs and games for cash.
UK residents read on:
Do you have an unwanted collection of working CDs, DVDs or computer games that you would like to recycle (and receive payment for them) rather than throw away? If you live in the UK , you can receive money for your unwanted CDs, DVDs and video games through a fantastic and popular little website called Music Magpie. It is very simple to use and helps ensure that good CDs, DVDs, and computer games are used rather than wastefully thrown away with the rest of the rubbish. Incredibly thousands and thousands of working CDs, DVDs and games are unnecessarily thrown away each year when there are people out there who actually want them!
How does it work?
Well you need a minimum of ten original CDs, DVDs and games that you wish to trade in. They must be in working condition and they must have the original artwork and booklets etc...You just have to enter the barcode number of each item you wish to sell to Music Magpie and they will then tell you how much they are willing to pay you for your items. If you are happy to continue with the trade, the site will send you all the necessary packaging so that you can forward your CDs/DVDs/Games to them. The postage is free. If you have over 50 items to sell to the site you can arrange for a courier service to pick them up from you for free. Once the site receives your CDs and verifies that they are working and in good condition they will send you out your cheque. This is a fantastic way to reduce rubbish and you can even earn some money for doing so. It takes just a few minutes to do too and gives you a hassle free way of recycling the CDs, DVDs and computer games that you no longer use or need.
If you did not want to use the above site, why not try and sell your unwanted CDs on an auction site like Preloved or eBay instead? Either way you will be doing a little something to ensure that there is less waste in the world.