Do you redeem your digital copy codes?

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by xGrumpx

I throw em away, I would give them away on here but now that I know someone would probably sell them for profit in the trash they go.

So, it's too much trouble to sell them yourself?

[Monterey Jack]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

So, it's too much trouble to sell them yourself?

Exactly. You don't even have to package them up and ship them out...just give the person you're selling it to the code via a PM, and you're done.

[xGrumpx]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

So, it's too much trouble to sell them yourself?

I dont mess with paypal so yes..

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by xGrumpx

I dont mess with paypal so yes..

I completely understand if you're a cash man.

[kevin87]

Originally Posted by ilovebluraydiscs229

Wait... forgive my ignorance, but are all the codes redeemable on iTunes for downloadable copies?

iTunes lets you stream it (from the computer with iTunes, or the Apple phone/TV app) or download the ones you've redeemed or imported from MA, but they only play on stuff authorized for that iTunes account.

[xGrumpx]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

I completely understand if you're a cash man.

I sold something on ebay a long time ago and got screwed and lost just over $500 using paypal.

[xGrumpx]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

I completely understand if you're a cash man.

I see you dont have call of the wild on digital, want it?

[Jay H.]

Nope. I post the codes for whomever wants it, and the piece of paper goes in the recycling bin.

[vwnut13]

Originally Posted by infiniteCR

I throw them away to ensure they don't get redeemed

I eat then to ensure they don't get redeemed.

You never know who might be digging in your trash.

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by xGrumpx

I see you dont have call of the wild on digital, want it?

Sure, please PM me.

[Monterey Jack]

I have never been screwed in all the years I've been using Paypal. The hundreds of movies, CDs and books I've purchased with Paypal funds over the years belie any would-be threats.

[xGrumpx]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

Sure, please PM me.

Done, I bet I got a ton more somewhere lol

[xGrumpx]

Man I have stacks of codes....lol

[Lacrimosa]

I sell em for $3.50-$4.00 on ebay. 4K codes $7.00-$7.50. I'll wait until I have half a dozen or more and list them all at the same time.

[ilovebluraydiscs229]

Originally Posted by kevin87

iTunes lets you stream it (from the computer with iTunes, or the Apple phone/TV app) or download the ones you've redeemed or imported from MA, but they only play on stuff authorized for that iTunes account.

So you can’t store them on your own hard drive then?

[ilovebluraydiscs229]

Originally Posted by Monterey Jack

Exactly. You don't even have to package them up and ship them out...just give the person you're selling it to the code via a PM, and you're done.

How do you ensure payment though? What if you send the code and they don’t pay? On the flip side, how would you convince someone to pay before you send it?

I would totally sell them on eBay but eBay doesn’t allow it.

[jtu128]

I used to sell them but the last 5 years or so I started redeeming them. Once I bought a Apple TV and iPad I fully understood their value.

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by ilovebluraydiscs229

So you can’t store them on your own hard drive then?

Nope. That is an entirely different process.

[profholt82]

I'm a disc guy, so I post them in their corresponding blu/uhd threads here for those that like to use them. People are usually pretty grateful about it, and it makes me feel good.

[314carpenter]

I have a large stack of ziplock bags containing 5 pounds of code slips. I accumulated them for almost 10 years before finally removing them from the cases this year. My physical media collection doubled in the past 2 years and more of the movies I purchased recently now come with these codes. So now I just began the process of selling them after realizing that they were really worth anything. As far as having my physical movies on a digital platform, I have a NAS and use Plex for that. No codes required.