selling blurays

[geekesmind]

ok I have taken a look at my shelf of 700+ blurays and said to my self I dont even watch half of them. So I guess what my question is how would I go about selling them on the trading section or on ebay in bulk? Cause my idea is listing the ones I wanna sell for $3.50 a piece and if you buy 5 of them you get free shipping. Also don't want to screw my self the wrong way to were I end up paying for people to buy them by paying shipping fees and etc.



anybody who can give me some tips on how to go about it I be grateful THANK YOU GUYS AND GALS!

[baheidstu]

Originally Posted by geekesmind

ok I have taken a look at my shelf of 700+ blurays and said to my self I dont even watch half of them. So I guess what my question is how would I go about selling them on the trading section or on ebay in bulk? Cause my idea is listing the ones I wanna sell for $3.50 a piece and if you buy 5 of them you get free shipping. Also don't want to screw my self the wrong way to were I end up paying for people to buy them by paying shipping fees and etc.



anybody who can give me some tips on how to go about it I be grateful THANK YOU GUYS AND GALS!

If you are planning on selling them on Ebay, what are you planning on charging for shipping per item? Is $3.50 your starting price or are you planning on just selling each for that amount?

[Jett Rink]

If you want to do it fast and easy, take them to a used book/movie store and trade them in for cash. I think the going rate is around $4 per BD if they are generous.

[geekesmind]

Originally Posted by baheidstu

If you are planning on selling them on Ebay, what are you planning on charging for shipping per item? Is $3.50 your starting price or are you planning on just selling each for that amount?

each item for the standard blus and more for special titles




could put 50 or 100 at a time in bulk but listings I am looking at they are not really selling.


could put 50 in bulk at $150 and shipping at $8


when I get home from work in the morning I will keep researching

[baheidstu]

Originally Posted by geekesmind

each item for the standard blus and more for special titles




could put 50 or 100 at a time in bulk but listings I am looking at they are not really selling.


could put 50 in bulk at $150 and shipping at $8


when I get home from work in the morning I will keep researching

Unless you've got some really undesirable junk, your blu-rays should all sell. Keep your expectations reasonable but don't think you have to undersell yourself just to make money. Unless you're desperate just to get rid of them all, I wouldn't do bulk lots. With a bit of effort including quality pics and good honest descriptions, you can get more money with individual listings. However, if you DO have some real dogs, you might want to group those together, or toss it in with a better film that's related somehow as a double-feature. My biggest piece of advice, keep shipping low. Offer free shipping if you can and alleviate the cost by having a higher starting price on your item. Trust me, from experience this works. Nothing puts people off a potential purchase and a good deal more than reading that they'll have to pay twice as much just for shipping.

[Jar Jar Stinks]

Originally Posted by geekesmind

each item for the standard blus and more for special titles




could put 50 or 100 at a time in bulk but listings I am looking at they are not really selling.


could put 50 in bulk at $150 and shipping at $8


when I get home from work in the morning I will keep researching

If you want to maximize the amount you get and not get ripped off, ship all of them to Amazon and let them fulfill your orders.
https://www.amazon.com/b?ie=UTF8&node=12766669011