Have you not tried the CD trick Nick to get a sealed disc back in place? You hold it vertically and move it around (like an egg on a pan) till you feel it rest on the spindle. You then place it carefully on a hard flat floor and measure about an inch diagonally down from the center and place you thumb there. Now give it a hard firm push down and with a bit of luck and practice you can get the disc back in place. This is a lot easier with thinner cases. Practice on an open DVD first.
I had the red label unrated version of "The Erotic Misadventures of the Invisible Man" which sold for $70. If there's a single disc loose you can often re-seat it without opening by getting the disc over the hub and pressing down on the cover with your thumbs. Works especially well on ECO cases.
I've just purchased 20 boxes of 85 Sealed Dvds £5 a box. Sold 30 in 3 days on average £4 a dvd. Easy to pack. Easy profit. Easy list. Sometimes when u have a growing business a nice simple slip in a jiffy bag and post is a nice little bonus from packing larger more expensive items everyday
I started looking at dvds and cds when another reseller showed that they were getting decent trade in to CEX. I was given access to a charity shop warehouse and went through around 1200 dvds and bought 200 of them including many boxsets. They worked out as roughly 10-50p each. I've gone back more and also pick up bulk deals on dvds from other charity shops. So far I've spent around £80-100 but have made back over £1k in cex trade in or ebay sales with around another £500 still left in dvds listed. I've sold multiple dvds I've paid 10p for, for £40-50. The best cd so far was an obscure heavy metal album I paid 50p for, for £40. Unfortunately many charity shops are no longer accepting dvd donations. It also takes a long time to go through and scan lots of dvds and cds, but it's been worth it for how easy it is to package and post compared to the vintage audio that I tend to focus on.
The market for DVD's bottomed out several years ago I used to easily boot them for £1 each .Then Netflix came along and that was the death knell.For awhile you could still get 50p but now it's 10p-20p.I refuse to pay online prices and only buy them myself if they are Rock music or related.
Enjoyed the video, we get those comments too about lower value media. We often buy in bulk too, selling the low value fodder items that take 1 minute to list. We’ll take that hourly rate all day long, and that’s often after you’ve made gazillions p/h on the gems! 👍
Picked up the 80s tony Robinson kid TV series maid marrian...worth looking out for.Also Dvd screeners are worth a look,stumbled across half a dozen in a charity shop.
"A bike is born" also included "A plane is born" as part of the full series. I recall watching several episodes per night over the course of a few nights about 11 years or so ago.
I sell DVDs all the time. Boxsets are best generally. No rhyme or reason to why certain ones are worth more than others. I regularly sell boxsets at £15 and more. Best one ever was Count Duckula for £70!
there is a knack to it but it's possible to re-seat dvds that are sliding around in sealed cases but then there's the question has the 'sliding around ' scuffed the disc
Just forget it, eBay is saturated with hundreds of DVD reseller's, selling at rock bottom prices, the average Joe just can't compete, you'd be extremely lucky to make £5 profit after fee's and postage I have seen people boasting about making £2.50 profit, embarrassing
Brilliant informative video as always, I called into the Heart foundation today and picked up 10 pc games for £1 and one or two of them go for over £10! Then picked up a Toshiba HD DVD Player with 37 HD/DVDS for £15 pounds from Facebook Market Place never knew how much HD DVDS go for until now.... Wow😮. Thanks to your video I'm quids in today. Many thanks Matt
as you know Nic, me and you love media I have a full shelf of DVDs, Blu-rays & games, once a couple sell it then owes you nothing they are so quick to list and post, and also enjoy getting them as well as you know I bought a massive bundle of 104 the other day and it was paid for once the 10th one sold it also helps with ebays algorithm as it generates traffic to your store
I only tend to do media when it's in bulk. But now I've got a death pile of like 1000+ items. Might try and tackle this ASAP, thanks for the motivation.
You can get good money for blu-ray/dvd box sets of TV series and film collections. But individual titles aren't usually worth the time and effort unless they are something special.
Saw this video last night and inspired me to check the dvd section in the charity shops - found some cowboy bebop anime and some sealed Stargate SG1 seasons, all for 25 p each. There’s still gems out there as people are just not looking in the dvd section anymore.
My best one so far was a joke gift from me mum at 18 Few years ago now. went to chuck it in with magpie recently and it came up at 2.60 so I checked and it was selling around £45! Just a single DVD disc! Good ol' eurotrash..
And the easy listings keep the algorithm ticking over. I pick up cheap retro or vintage items with little return just for this reason, or for when I need to take pics of lots of items ready to list when on hols etc
I have had some good DVD sales recently, as you said i buy stuff cheap and yes i will sell the odd one for £3/4 but ive sold Phoenix Nights 1 & 2 for £15, 3 seasons of Law and Order SVU for £25 (look out for US crime series) Bancroft season 1&2 for £8, Big Bang Theory series 1-12 for £25, 4 seasons of NCIS:LA for £20 Indiana Jones Boxset for £10, Fast & Furious 1-7 for £15, Maleficent 2 for £3.30 and Fighting with my family for £3.50. i bought all of that together in a bundle for £7
Buy a dvd for 25p, sell for a fiver even with free postage you will clear 2+ profit after fees. Not big bucks but a decent supplemental income if you’re knocking out 3-4 a day alongside your other sales. Still better than grafting your balls off in a warehouse for minimum wage
Some boxsets are worth picking up. I've recently sold The Complete Torchwood, The Complete Halloween, & The Woody Allen Collection, all for over £80 + p&p. Cost me £2.
Some dvds can go more for others. But it can be a pain to go through a whole shelf full and check them against current prices to find the gems. Some good indicators of dvds that are worth checking though are black and white movies that you may not have heard of. Stuff like casablanca for example are constantly re released so early copies are pittance. But I picked up something called "m" I think. It was for a quid that was an old movie by the same director who directed the original metropolis and that fetches a resonable resale. Same for a bluray called the maggie I picked up again the director was also responsible for whiskey galore (a movie I have heard of) which makes it desirable and probbaly limited print run. Box sets are usually where the real money is though as I grabbed a boxset of William hartnal doctor who dvds and got. A very decent trade in at cex for my 3 quid outlay. Even better for a quid less was maid marian and her merry men complete boxset that sells for even more. Music dvds are also worth a quick price check as well as iv had good luck with ozzy ozbourne' zz top etc and even a David Bowie that went to my father I could have traded in for profit. A decent whack of what I pick up is for personal use (maid marian for example was kept for childhood nostalgia) also sonic the hedgehog the movie (animated version from the 90s) fetches a decent price although I havent come across that in the wild. I also picked up a region free flight of the dragons for 50p that I know is incredibly desirable on the resale market. It's one the heathens at cex won't touch though as its not specifically uk region. It's also always worth price checking any anime you find as some can be quite rare and desirable such as a dvd copy of perfect blue I picked up for a couple of quid. It's not easy finding dvds worth having from a resale point of view as so many realy aren't worth anything regardless of how much you love that particular movie or show. As an example I'm a big fan of spaced and red dwarf but boxsets of those shows sell for pittance. Not that puts me off adding them to the collection' black adder and black books are cheap as chips as well but still welcome on my self. Same for ray harryhausen movies. You could convince yourself they must be worth something due to their influence on special effects. But nope cheap as starship troopers lol. Sometimes you can be supprised. Hey duggee (a recent and loved kids show) has one dvd in the range that sells head and shoulders for more than any other in the dvd series. Its the wedding badge and other stories. Most dvds of that show rarely tip over a fiver used and often less. For some reason the wedding badge hits close to the 20 mark
I still love selling media but probably have to look through 200 DVD''s + now to find one good one, 20 years experience means I don't have to look up completed sales on eBay very often, the film Truly Madly Deeply has now been reissued but in the past I have sold about fifteen of them over 2-3 years for £20 each, picked up a load of THE BILL DVD series last year for 25p each and got over £60 for them as a bundle, will keep looking as long as there is still some rarities around
It’s difficult to compete when you have sellers selling dvds for £1.50 with free postage…. What would be your suggestion? And how do you find out when the last highest paid item was?
Most of my eBay store is media, as Nik says, easy to ship and pack etc. You just got to know what to pick up! I have some run of the mill stuff which has come from bundles but also some real niche titles. I cherry pick the good stuff at car boots. Worked in video rental, so like Nik have a good knowledge of what to look out for! If ive never heard of it, its probably being bought by me! 😂🤣
How do you send DVD's? I sell plenty of singles ones but I keep away from selling 2 as by time I've put them into padded envelope royal mail want £3.55 (or there about) am I missing a better way of posting?
Fair play to you man, there isn't much in it, but it's honest profit. Would there be any value in taking them all and doing a quick sale through music magpie etc as you did with your classical CDs? I'd be interested to see how that'd be as a quick easy win. Thanks for sharing!👍
I sold a DVD for £80. Anita Mau - super rare Martial arts DVD. Sold another for £40 all the Hong Kong Legends DVDs (Martial Arts DVDs) cost me 19p each. Bought the lot. Spent about £3. Others were only worth a few quid each...so worth it.
Not worth it, These huge profits are not regular,the average dvd seller is lucky to make £3 profit, and not to mention the anchors who buy a used DVD then moan about everything
Hi whats the secret to making a profit when selling DVDS? I am confused and need some advice, if i put the dvds at a very cheap price and then post them, i am making a loss. Its the postage which ultimately screws it up and i don't really know the secret to making a profit with the postage? If i charge higher end prices no one will buy the dvds? So if anyone has any advice? How do you post them for a cheap price? and then make a profit?
There’s certain films that cost quite a bit to rent on streaming services (off the top of my head, ’Children of God’) Buying them as DVDs makes sense. Watch, then sell.
I’ve seen a video clip where a PS4 sealed game was loose and the game shop owner showed how to click the game back in. Shake it till you can sense the disc is back in place. Then go up 2 inches from the centre and 1 inch to the right and press down, it clicked back into place? Haven’t tried it myself yet but worth a try?
Hmmmm...DVDs....we used to do about 5 for a £1 at carboot, the trick was having so many that people always found 5 films they like. Bur online, some sellers are doing them for under £2 with free postage...don't know how they make a proft on 'em... Personally I stay away from DVDs but maybe boxsets are worth a few quid...
@@Paulysaysdealwithit They do that? Decluttr which is definitel Magpie related, never makes you pay to send them back, they just keep them, and also, they never complain about scratches. Damaged art they will cry about all day, but scratches? Never. I actually find them to be really forgiving on quality.
Damage blue ray disc movies doesn't play at all like vhs movies does and people like myself will never get rid of my free vhs movies and DVDs for money that is not good thinking at all
Yeah I only really sell dvds, usually aim for ones around £5 profit on each, 99% are worth nothing but I seem to be the only person doing it in my town, they're easy to store, cheap to post so can't go wrong
I honestly don't think it's worth,selling dvds as so much competition as you have companies like music magpie and world books who buy all there dvds for 10p of people and can always under cut you.unless it's something that is rare.
@@skinlesswalnut6259 I still find a few DVDs worth selling on my travels. I can sometimes get up to £10 profit on the odd one. The good thing is charity shops don't check their value, unless it's a box set, and where I live they often have 4 DVDs for £1 offers. I got a few live music DVDs and a copy of Ziggy Stardust and the spiders from Mars the other day. Obscure films, old TV series, particularly anything on the network label, classical opera/Theatre DVDs and some live music DVDs all go pretty well for me. You just need to know what to look for, and like you say there's not much competition for them either.
Some children s ones sell well if they are of tv shows from the 90’s etc - Raggydolls springs to mind, I think there’s a rare Tweenies or 2, I’ve also sold Care Bears bundles, My Little Pony, Tommy Zoom etc so there are still some with money in them. I wouldn’t bother with all the cheaper ones, a charity shop near me sells 10 for £1 though so always worth a look there
People don't think right now days everything proven if they did people can't never get rid of there free whiching in there house now days blue ray disc movies vhs tapes
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Have you not tried the CD trick Nick to get a sealed disc back in place? You hold it vertically and move it around (like an egg on a pan) till you feel it rest on the spindle. You then place it carefully on a hard flat floor and measure about an inch diagonally down from the center and place you thumb there. Now give it a hard firm push down and with a bit of luck and practice you can get the disc back in place. This is a lot easier with thinner cases. Practice on an open DVD first.
I used to watch a bike is born, and a helicopter is born. Loved that show. Wish they'd bring it back. He also did a car is born aswell
Didn't they call it a chopper is born?
I had the red label unrated version of "The Erotic Misadventures of the Invisible Man" which sold for $70. If there's a single disc loose you can often re-seat it without opening by getting the disc over the hub and pressing down on the cover with your thumbs. Works especially well on ECO cases.
I've just purchased 20 boxes of 85 Sealed Dvds £5 a box.
Sold 30 in 3 days on average £4 a dvd. Easy to pack. Easy profit.
Easy list. Sometimes when u have a growing business a nice simple slip in a jiffy bag and post is a nice little bonus from packing larger more expensive items everyday
You can sometimes get the sealed DVD back in if you get it in the middle and press on the case
I started looking at dvds and cds when another reseller showed that they were getting decent trade in to CEX. I was given access to a charity shop warehouse and went through around 1200 dvds and bought 200 of them including many boxsets. They worked out as roughly 10-50p each. I've gone back more and also pick up bulk deals on dvds from other charity shops. So far I've spent around £80-100 but have made back over £1k in cex trade in or ebay sales with around another £500 still left in dvds listed. I've sold multiple dvds I've paid 10p for, for £40-50. The best cd so far was an obscure heavy metal album I paid 50p for, for £40.
Unfortunately many charity shops are no longer accepting dvd donations. It also takes a long time to go through and scan lots of dvds and cds, but it's been worth it for how easy it is to package and post compared to the vintage audio that I tend to focus on.
The market for DVD's bottomed out several years ago I used to easily boot them for £1 each .Then Netflix came along and that was the death knell.For awhile you could still get 50p but now it's 10p-20p.I refuse to pay online prices and only buy them myself if they are Rock music or related.
If there is a movie/show I like it's very frustrating when it moves around the online streamers. At least a DVD you can watch whenever!
Enjoyed the video, we get those comments too about lower value media. We often buy in bulk too, selling the low value fodder items that take 1 minute to list. We’ll take that hourly rate all day long, and that’s often after you’ve made gazillions p/h on the gems! 👍
I remember spending a fortune on dvds in the late 90s. But still to this day, you can only find certain series on dvd, that can fetch good money.
Picked up the 80s tony Robinson kid TV series maid marrian...worth looking out for.Also Dvd screeners are worth a look,stumbled across half a dozen in a charity shop.
"A bike is born" also included "A plane is born" as part of the full series. I recall watching several episodes per night over the course of a few nights about 11 years or so ago.
I sell DVDs all the time. Boxsets are best generally. No rhyme or reason to why certain ones are worth more than others. I regularly sell boxsets at £15 and more. Best one ever was Count Duckula for £70!
there is a knack to it but it's possible to re-seat dvds that are sliding around in sealed cases but then there's the question has the 'sliding around ' scuffed the disc
Yes I've managed to get most sealed ones back into the correct place without opening them.
Just forget it,
eBay is saturated with hundreds of DVD reseller's, selling at rock bottom prices, the average Joe just can't compete, you'd be extremely lucky to make £5 profit after fee's and postage
I have seen people boasting about making £2.50 profit, embarrassing
I loved that series, a bike is born etc. I remember him on kids TV back in the day. I think he's a vet, good presenter.
Brilliant informative video as always, I called into the Heart foundation today and picked up 10 pc games for £1 and one or two of them go for over £10! Then picked up a Toshiba HD DVD Player with 37 HD/DVDS for £15 pounds from Facebook Market Place never knew how much HD DVDS go for until now.... Wow😮. Thanks to your video I'm quids in today. Many thanks Matt
as you know Nic, me and you love media
I have a full shelf of DVDs, Blu-rays & games, once a couple sell it then owes you nothing
they are so quick to list and post, and also enjoy getting them as well
as you know I bought a massive bundle of 104 the other day and it was paid for once the 10th one sold
it also helps with ebays algorithm as it generates traffic to your store
I only tend to do media when it's in bulk. But now I've got a death pile of like 1000+ items. Might try and tackle this ASAP, thanks for the motivation.
Good video Nic, like you I enjoy the quick turn over with media. It's mostly bread and butter, but its fun finding the higher value gems in there 😊
You can get good money for blu-ray/dvd box sets of TV series and film collections. But individual titles aren't usually worth the time and effort unless they are something special.
Some titles are worth selling others not like other physical media
Saw this video last night and inspired me to check the dvd section in the charity shops - found some cowboy bebop anime and some sealed Stargate SG1 seasons, all for 25 p each. There’s still gems out there as people are just not looking in the dvd section anymore.
My best one so far was a joke gift from me mum at 18 Few years ago now. went to chuck it in with magpie recently and it came up at 2.60 so I checked and it was selling around £45! Just a single DVD disc! Good ol' eurotrash..
And the easy listings keep the algorithm ticking over. I pick up cheap retro or vintage items with little return just for this reason, or for when I need to take pics of lots of items ready to list when on hols etc
Great Video! Why are you opening the sealed dvd’s just press them down they go back into place eventually 😂😂
I have had some good DVD sales recently, as you said i buy stuff cheap and yes i will sell the odd one for £3/4 but ive sold Phoenix Nights 1 & 2 for £15, 3 seasons of Law and Order SVU for £25 (look out for US crime series) Bancroft season 1&2 for £8, Big Bang Theory series 1-12 for £25, 4 seasons of NCIS:LA for £20 Indiana Jones Boxset for £10, Fast & Furious 1-7 for £15, Maleficent 2 for £3.30 and Fighting with my family for £3.50. i bought all of that together in a bundle for £7
I was in a charity shop last week. Bought two dvds for 20p each. Sold on eBay within a day for £5 each. Definitely worth looking!
I wouldn't say it's worth it eBay charge a bomb on listing fees and a fee for selling the item aswell
Buy a dvd for 25p, sell for a fiver even with free postage you will clear 2+ profit after fees. Not big bucks but a decent supplemental income if you’re knocking out 3-4 a day alongside your other sales. Still better than grafting your balls off in a warehouse for minimum wage
What do you do when there's no yard sales? Also people at the bins are very aggressive
I would love to know where you get dvds 10p each even charity shops they are over £1
Some boxsets are worth picking up. I've recently sold The Complete Torchwood, The Complete Halloween, & The Woody Allen Collection, all for over £80 + p&p. Cost me £2.
Another great video Nic What's the best postage to use for dvds
Some dvds can go more for others. But it can be a pain to go through a whole shelf full and check them against current prices to find the gems. Some good indicators of dvds that are worth checking though are black and white movies that you may not have heard of. Stuff like casablanca for example are constantly re released so early copies are pittance. But I picked up something called "m" I think. It was for a quid that was an old movie by the same director who directed the original metropolis and that fetches a resonable resale. Same for a bluray called the maggie I picked up again the director was also responsible for whiskey galore (a movie I have heard of) which makes it desirable and probbaly limited print run. Box sets are usually where the real money is though as I grabbed a boxset of William hartnal doctor who dvds and got. A very decent trade in at cex for my 3 quid outlay. Even better for a quid less was maid marian and her merry men complete boxset that sells for even more. Music dvds are also worth a quick price check as well as iv had good luck with ozzy ozbourne' zz top etc and even a David Bowie that went to my father I could have traded in for profit. A decent whack of what I pick up is for personal use (maid marian for example was kept for childhood nostalgia) also sonic the hedgehog the movie (animated version from the 90s) fetches a decent price although I havent come across that in the wild. I also picked up a region free flight of the dragons for 50p that I know is incredibly desirable on the resale market. It's one the heathens at cex won't touch though as its not specifically uk region. It's also always worth price checking any anime you find as some can be quite rare and desirable such as a dvd copy of perfect blue I picked up for a couple of quid. It's not easy finding dvds worth having from a resale point of view as so many realy aren't worth anything regardless of how much you love that particular movie or show. As an example I'm a big fan of spaced and red dwarf but boxsets of those shows sell for pittance. Not that puts me off adding them to the collection' black adder and black books are cheap as chips as well but still welcome on my self. Same for ray harryhausen movies. You could convince yourself they must be worth something due to their influence on special effects. But nope cheap as starship troopers lol. Sometimes you can be supprised. Hey duggee (a recent and loved kids show) has one dvd in the range that sells head and shoulders for more than any other in the dvd series. Its the wedding badge and other stories. Most dvds of that show rarely tip over a fiver used and often less. For some reason the wedding badge hits close to the 20 mark
Did you say there were 10 in the bag 😂 ?
I still love selling media but probably have to look through 200 DVD''s + now to find one good one, 20 years experience means I don't have to look up completed sales on eBay very often, the film Truly Madly Deeply has now been reissued but in the past I have sold about fifteen of them over 2-3 years for £20 each, picked up a load of THE BILL DVD series last year for 25p each and got over £60 for them as a bundle, will keep looking as long as there is still some rarities around
It’s difficult to compete when you have sellers selling dvds for £1.50 with free postage…. What would be your suggestion? And how do you find out when the last highest paid item was?
My suggestion is to don't bother,I had about 200 "rare" books And was hoping to get at least £400 ,I got offers of £35
Most of my eBay store is media, as Nik says, easy to ship and pack etc.
You just got to know what to pick up!
I have some run of the mill stuff which has come from bundles but also some real niche titles. I cherry pick the good stuff at car boots. Worked in video rental, so like Nik have a good knowledge of what to look out for!
If ive never heard of it, its probably being bought by me! 😂🤣
How do you send DVD's? I sell plenty of singles ones but I keep away from selling 2 as by time I've put them into padded envelope royal mail want £3.55 (or there about) am I missing a better way of posting?
Fair play to you man, there isn't much in it, but it's honest profit. Would there be any value in taking them all and doing a quick sale through music magpie etc as you did with your classical CDs? I'd be interested to see how that'd be as a quick easy win. Thanks for sharing!👍
I sold a DVD for £80. Anita Mau - super rare Martial arts DVD. Sold another for £40 all the Hong Kong Legends DVDs (Martial Arts DVDs) cost me 19p each. Bought the lot. Spent about £3. Others were only worth a few quid each...so worth it.
Not worth it, These huge profits are not regular,the average dvd seller is lucky to make £3 profit, and not to mention the anchors who buy a used DVD then moan about everything
Ironic that its not the shakin stevens one thats shakin around in its box.
With music magpie etc on ebay it is hard to sell a dvd plus pastage for what they charge OR are all of those reconditioned used?
Hi whats the secret to making a profit when selling DVDS? I am confused and need some advice, if i put the dvds at a very cheap price and then post them, i am making a loss. Its the postage which ultimately screws it up and i don't really know the secret to making a profit with the postage? If i charge higher end prices no one will buy the dvds? So if anyone has any advice? How do you post them for a cheap price? and then make a profit?
Want to know this too
There’s certain films that cost quite a bit to rent on streaming services (off the top of my head, ’Children of God’)
Buying them as DVDs makes sense.
Watch, then sell.
I’ve seen a video clip where a PS4 sealed game was loose and the game shop owner showed how to click the game back in. Shake it till you can sense the disc is back in place. Then go up 2 inches from the centre and 1 inch to the right and press down, it clicked back into place?
Haven’t tried it myself yet but worth a try?
Ive got about 600 dvds i got for free. What would be your advice to shift them?
Only the rarer niche media stuff tends to shift......if there are a hundred other low priced copies on the page why would yours stand out?
Nice bolo on the Shakey DVD. I'll definitely keep a look out for that one
How will you post them cheaper dvds tracked 48 or just large letter?
Hmmmm...DVDs....we used to do about 5 for a £1 at carboot, the trick was having so many that people always found 5 films they like.
Bur online, some sellers are doing them for under £2 with free postage...don't know how they make a proft on 'em...
Personally I stay away from DVDs but maybe boxsets are worth a few quid...
Brilliant video, thanks Nic
Yes, if you buy your DVDs for .50 cents per or get em for free.
QUESTION - Do you send them recorded delivery or just normal large letter ?
I send them large letter , if the weight is over 100 g the. You get a tracking number
Thank you for your video, It was quite useful.
Would ziffit and magpie the low end stuff
Nah Facebook Marketplace for quick cash and none of that “your discs are too badly scratched” crap where they charge you to send them back
@@Paulysaysdealwithit They do that? Decluttr which is definitel Magpie related, never makes you pay to send them back, they just keep them, and also, they never complain about scratches. Damaged art they will cry about all day, but scratches? Never. I actually find them to be really forgiving on quality.
Really interesting. Thank you.
Damage blue ray disc movies doesn't play at all like vhs movies does and people like myself will never get rid of my free vhs movies and DVDs for money that is not good thinking at all
Nice one Nic 😊
Are your estimates with free postage?
Yes
Great upload 👌👌
Only special interest dvds are worth anything
And did you say there is about 10 in the bundle? 😂
Who knew ? Bit of shakey 😮😂
Am sure I read that Shakey was also the best selling singles artist of the 1980’s
I still think its worth selling DVD's. Always the obscure ones that supprise you.
Yeah I only really sell dvds, usually aim for ones around £5 profit on each, 99% are worth nothing but I seem to be the only person doing it in my town, they're easy to store, cheap to post so can't go wrong
I honestly don't think it's worth,selling dvds as so much competition as you have companies like music magpie and world books who buy all there dvds for 10p of people and can always under cut you.unless it's something that is rare.
@@skinlesswalnut6259 I still find a few DVDs worth selling on my travels. I can sometimes get up to £10 profit on the odd one. The good thing is charity shops don't check their value, unless it's a box set, and where I live they often have 4 DVDs for £1 offers. I got a few live music DVDs and a copy of Ziggy Stardust and the spiders from Mars the other day.
Obscure films, old TV series, particularly anything on the network label, classical opera/Theatre DVDs and some live music DVDs all go pretty well for me. You just need to know what to look for, and like you say there's not much competition for them either.
Some children s ones sell well if they are of tv shows from the 90’s etc - Raggydolls springs to mind, I think there’s a rare Tweenies or 2, I’ve also sold Care Bears bundles, My Little Pony, Tommy Zoom etc so there are still some with money in them. I wouldn’t bother with all the cheaper ones, a charity shop near me sells 10 for £1 though so always worth a look there
After watching this I just bought 240 DVDs for £10
WoW you dont look 60
2023 -1973 = 50
People don't think right now days everything proven if they did people can't never get rid of there free whiching in there house now days blue ray disc movies vhs tapes
Somebody counting these DVDs? 😉
…26…27…😂
DVDs are like marmite you either love them or hate them
he definitely built a helicopter.
land rover, bike and that's all i rem
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