Value of DVD's

[nothing.sound]

Does anyone know how much approx. Blockbuster will give you for a used DVD? I just tried selling off 54 dvd's to cash converters(kind of like a chainstore pawnshop) and they were going to give me a dollar a dvd. I said that I might as well keep them for that price. i figured I would get at least 2 -3 dollars a disc, which is still crap! Thanks

[FlipperWasIrish]

Why don't you call Blockbuster and ask?

[dgator783]

ebay is ur best bet, when I sold my collection of about 100, I grouped them by genre and sold them in 6-7 movie bundles.....u get more this way, u get less selling them one by one....

[bageleaterkkjji]

Originally Posted by nothing.sound

which is still crap! Thanks

dvd is crap lol

[Moefiz]

Does BlockBuster buy used DVD's

[Blu-ray Fanatic]

Originally Posted by bageleaterkkjji

dvd is crap lol

You weren't saying that five years ago. In the next ten years, perhaps, you will be saying the same thing about blu-ray. Technology grows too quickly.

[Blu-Ron]

Hastings or FYE gives decent store credit for them. I can get up to $13.00 per DVD. Great cash for Blu's. Gosh I remember doing this in 1997 with my huge VHS collection.

[danjross]

Its funny you post this thread now because I just got back from my lunch hour where I sold 9 DVD's to Entertainmart. Entertainmart is one of those places to sell used CD/DVD/Game. I got $32 in cash which is pretty good I guess for standard DVD's. I have also used DVD Planet online to sell some of my standard DVD's. DVD Planet gives pretty good trade value for the DVD's they will take.

[bageleaterkkjji]

Originally Posted by Blu-ray Fanatic

You weren't saying that five years ago. In the next ten years, perhaps, you will be saying the same thing about blu-ray. Technology grows too quickly.

yes i was when walmart went from 13.99 to 19.99 for dvds 5 years ago i said dvds are crap..i have it on vhs

[Lucy Diamond]

I think I am going to bring mine to eb games and get some money off a PSP.

[Blu-Ron]

Originally Posted by Lucy Diamond

I think I am going to bring mine to eb games and get some money off a PSP.

I thought they stopped buying movies?

[JJ]

Originally Posted by bageleaterkkjji

dvd is crap lol

Sigh.

[RustyK94]

Trade in prices on your high street for DVD's are like 50 pence to a pound average here.

[atomik kinder]

Originally Posted by nothing.sound

Does anyone know how much approx. Blockbuster will give you for a used DVD? I just tried selling off 54 dvd's to cash converters(kind of like a chainstore pawnshop) and they were going to give me a dollar a dvd. I said that I might as well keep them for that price. i figured I would get at least 2 -3 dollars a disc, which is still crap! Thanks

I think $1 is pretty standard with pawn shops. You can probably get more from a store that sells this type of thing. I know that the Suncoast near me sells used stuff. I think Blockbuster only sells their own used stuff. Look for a CD Warehouse or even a local music store. Maybe even a local video store (if they even exist anymore) The video store that I used to work at would take stuff on consignment, meaning you didn't get any money until the item sold and we kept a percentage. Ebay would be a good bet or maybe half.com but if you want cash quick, Ebay wouldn't be your choice. My sister has been dumping all of her DVDs at a pawn shop as she replaces them with BDs. But then she sold a few of them to her ex-husband for $5 each. Friends and co-workers would be another option.

[MOONPHASE]

Originally Posted by Blu-Ron

I thought they stopped buying movies?

most not all

[andyman1970]

Originally Posted by atomik kinder

I think $1 is pretty standard with pawn shops. You can probably get more from a store that sells this type of thing. I know that the Suncoast near me sells used stuff. I think Blockbuster only sells their own used stuff. Look for a CD Warehouse or even a local music store. Maybe even a local video store (if they even exist anymore) The video store that I used to work at would take stuff on consignment, meaning you didn't get any money until the item sold and we kept a percentage. Ebay would be a good bet or maybe half.com but if you want cash quick, Ebay wouldn't be your choice. My sister has been dumping all of her DVDs at a pawn shop as she replaces them with BDs. But then she sold a few of them to her ex-husband for $5 each. Friends and co-workers would be another option.

One thing to remember about using a local music store is you will usually get more if you accept store credit as opposed to getting cash. You can use this credit to get more Blu-Rays, but usually at a higher price then Best Buy or Circuit City. But with store credit it's almost like paying nothing and you've cleaned out your DVD collection.