Thread: Best way to sell old second hand DVDs?

I've been asked what's the best way to sell second hand DVDs, by a friend who recently purchased a Blu-ray player and wants to upgrade most of his favourites to blu-ray. I have little knowledge in this sort of thing, by the time I get round to upgrading to the latest technology 90% of the rest of the world have too and don't want my old VHS Star Wars tapes any more! Even the one's still in the packaging!

Items to suggest, there's always: Ebay

then there's CEX: CeX (UK) Buy & Sell Games, Phones, DVDs, Blu-ray, Electronics, Computing, Vision & CDs -on this website they tell you how much they pay for a DVD, Game, Blu-ray etc.

Payday Loans : Cheque Cashing : Payday Advance : Pawnbroking : Second hand goods :: from Cash Converters - cash converters, but they don't say how much they pay, from what I've read it's usually between 10p and £1 for a good DVD. Some have said up to £6 for a box set.

Car Boot Sales - Car Boot Search (UK) - Car Boot Sales, often see DVDs at a cost £1 to £5 on tables at car boot sales, but it does cost to sell at these places, the local one in Edinburgh at the corn exchange, you can get a Table for £2: Car Boot Sales - Midlothian

you could always give them away free, through something like Freecycle - Scotland groups or to the plethora of charity shops now lining almost every small high street.