Not sure if this has ever been posted before, but I was searching for a place that would buy old vinyl, and came across this one for CD's...

CD buyer

It's pretty much CD albums, just type the bar code off your CD and they tell you what they will buy it off you for...

May not be massive amounts, but could be a case of your boxes of CD's in the loft may be worth something - could even pay a gas bill!!!!

In this climate, I'm looking at many ways of raising revenue right now, and this is just one of them that could benefit many.

Cheers, Jeff

I heard somewhere that old CDs were being used instead of clay pigeons (no joke!) at shooting ranges.

Did you find anywhere for Vinyl Banksy.

Got 5000 12"s to get rid of.

Cheers!

Record shop at "Lady Heyes Craft and Antique centre" in Frodsham still buys vinyl. Got phone no. if you want it.

Some of my cds are so old they don't have barcodes

Depending who they are by Ali,they are worth a lot more than you think.
For example i collect anything by U2 and i have the first three CDs with no barcode on and they are worth a few bob

Examples attached

http://eil.com/shop/moreinfo.asp?catalogid=170919

http://eil.com/shop/moreinfo.asp?catalogid=146077

Jesus, I've got War without a barcode but looks like I replaced the others as I had all the early stuff on vinyl which I unfortuantely gave away

oops

It's certainly not great money, I've put up 8 CDs and they're only offering me £11.11.

Still, it's a hassle free way to get rid of unwanted CDs for a bit of cash, and they sort out the postage and packaging for you. If I can find some more CDs I'm willing to part with, I might consider it. Maybe get it up to £30-40 which wouldn't go amiss right now

It's not abd considering they would probably have ended up ata charity shop, now I feel bad as they don't get the things I normally give...

Try sellig them on Amazon - I've got rid of quite a few on there.

I've sold CDs on Amazon and eBay and you get a more reasonable amount for them, but I've found it a lot of hassle when you have to sort out postage (especially if it's overseas. No matter how clearly and politely you ask people to get it touch with you before bidding if they're from another country, you often get some guy from Canada or Hong Kong diving in), then chasing people up for things like payment, plus it takes quite a long time just to list items.

Also, last time I sold CDs on Amazon, I got five or six offensive e-mails from some keyboard warrior chav who was effing and blinding at me in capital letters because his CD hadn't turned up yet. He insisted I was trying to rip him off rather than there just being a slight delay in the post, which made no sense given that I offered him a refund. In the end I said I wasn't going to speak to him anymore unless he was going to be civil, and I would report him to Amazon if he carried on. Strangely, he shut up after that and said the CD had turned up the next morning.

Is ther a website like this that buys Dvds? i have hardly any CD's to sell but loads and laods of Dvds i want rid of.