What to do with unwatched DVDs

[jcmark611]

I just went through my DVD collection and realized how little I watch many of these movies. What's the best way to get rid of them? Pawn shop?

[MudPies]

If you're not looking for money you could donate to the local Library system or to a second hand store.

[pickaguitar]

Send them to me!

[Jon C]

Skeet shooting range ...

[stratman34]

I just went through my DVD collection and realized how little I watch many of these movies. What's the best way to get rid of them? Pawn shop?

Free to members if we paypal you shipping?

[jcmark611]

I would like to get some money for them if possible. It's mostly box sets of tv shows I am getting rid of. Simpsons, Futurama, Columbo to name a few.

[stratman34]

If you want cash, CL or eBay is probably your only hope.

[PinoyBoy]

Goodwill or any other charity institution that buys and re-sells in bulk.

[smiert spionam]

ebay.

[GAD]

I once put a whole box on Ebay with a BIN of $300. Some video store in FL snatched it right up.

[FlyingDutchman]

You have any family guy? Id be willing buy some..

[ChmpgnSupernover]

Staple them to the wall as a form of decorative theatrical art.

[captain_bob]

We had a Garage Sale over the summer. We listed DVDs in the newspaper ad and sold well over a 100 at $4 each.
We had some tv box sets, Simpsons, Friends etc and sold those for $8 each.

[Dotneck]

I'll take the Carnivale box set....

[The Eristic]

Anything good, like Criterion stuff?

[Shiny McShine]

I just went through my DVD collection and realized how little I watch many of these movies. What's the best way to get rid of them? Pawn shop?

http://www.amazon.com

I sold a hundred or so on there and made money on my out-of-print foreign ones. I think I just about broke even on my whole collection!

Note: Ebay would be a PITA for this sort of thing. On Amazon, you just put the price you want and wait for a buyer. Email comes to you and tells you where to ship. Money is moved into your checking at the end of the period (monthly).

[Jiffy_Jeff]

Sharpen the edges and practice you ninja star (pie) throwing!

[TwoTubMan]

http://www.uso.org/

[dividedsky]

half.com

A lot of people don't know about this site but it's run by and through ebay. I just sold a dozen DVDs up there and they went like hotcakes. A LOT less hassle than ebay.

[megatonic]

Microwave them for a mini lightning storm.

[Tonemeister69]

I like to place mine in a lasagna before i place it in the oven. I get a nice 'TV dinner' this way. :YinYang

[StratManKudzu]

I like to place mine in a lasagna before i place it in the oven. I get a nice 'TV dinner' this way. :YinYang
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[elkym]

Try www.swapadvd.com

[KazJY]

I grouped a few DVDs together in the past to sell as a DVD lot on ebay. I only got like $4, $5 for each when it came down to it, but yeah, sometimes you end up with a movie like Bride of Chucky, and it'd be nice to buy a burger with the proceeds.

FWIW, I brought in some movies to the library once, and they never made it onto the shelf (I looked during my next few visits). I was so pissed. I don't know if the people at the desk took em home or what.

[Luke]

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[MudPies]

Send them to our troops overseas maybe.