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I can remember how cool I thought CDs and DVDs were when they first came out(not that they’re still not cool – it’s just now they’re a bit “old school”). Today, though, we use our DVR, net-streaming, and Spotify, etc., for all our movie, TV show, and music entertainment.
I do know a lot of people still listen to CDs and even collect them… just like many people collected (and still do) albums back in the day. I’ll date myself here, but yes, my youth was spent listening to albums or records on my little record player in my bedroom. Ah, the memories.
My son, however, has never listened to a CD, although we have tons of them. We listen to music with our iPod, iPad, iPhone, and through our laptops via Spotify, so he isn’t familiar with CDs.
So my dilemma is…. What to do with all these CDs, DVDs, and games? I think I’m going to sell the CDs for extra cash. If nothing else I can put the money into my son’s college fund. Every little bit helps, right?
As an added bonus I’ll be de-cluttering. I’m all about streamlining, de-cluttering, simplifying our lives this year.
Our CD collection is cataloged and easy to sell, once I go through the DVDs and my husband and son goes through the games, I’ll sell them, too, thanks to musicMagpie.
MusicMagpie is a website that lets you sell your unwanted CDs, as well as DVDs, games, and Blu-rays. It’s super easy to sell your CDs online with musicMagpie — just enter the barcode of your item into their valuation engine and get an instant price. Or scan the barcode of your CDs using your webcam, or download their free app and turn your iPhone or iPad into a quick and easy barcode scanner. Now what could be easier than that?
And the best part… it’s free. Plus shipping your items is free, too. Seriously.
You will receive the total value of your items sold via check. All you have to do is enter your name and address, no supplying personal bank details. Easy peasy.
My absolute favorite thing about musicMagpie is that they recycle our unwanted items. So by selling our unwanted CDs we are helping the environment…
DVDs, CDs & Games are almost 100% recyclable. The items we recycle are made into all sorts of everyday items and we’ve already made 2.6 million ballpoint pens, 1.1 million traffic cones and 7.2 million golf tees
in the last 12 months.To help cut down on paper usage, waste and reduce our carbon footprint, we can email our customers with their Welcome Pack rather than it being posted. We also recycle all the cardboard and paper we use, and the amount we’ve already recycled would weigh the same as 3.2 million green apples!!
If you’re like me and need to de-clutter and get rid of unwanted CDs, DVDs, and/or games or maybe you need some extra cash, check out musicMagpie.
Oh, this sounds awesome! I’ll check it out, because we have tons of CDs and DVDs that we need to get rid of, and I love the idea of making some money back off of them. Not to mention that they recycle them — LOVE that! Thanks for sharing!
Rose, I know, it’s nice to make some extra money, but what a great bonus that they recycle! 🙂
I love what musicMagpie does! That reminds me that I’ve been meaning to go through our stuff to get things to send to them.
We have tons of CDs and DVDs…thanks for telling me about this. I’m going to have to check it out. And I love the recycle and yes, making money 😉
Have a great week Donna!
Corina, you’re very welcome! I hope you have a great week, too!
If only I could convince my husband to sell ours..
Anne, my husband is the same way, and he does have a few that he will not part with, but surprisingly he was okay with the idea. 🙂
We do things like this, a good way to clean up
Im so glad I saw this! I have a bunch of CDs that have been sitting around that I talked my hubby into selling!
We have all our CDs in a binder. It takes up several of them. Thanks for sharing this. I think we’ll finally recycle them since they’ve all been uploaded to our computers anyway.
I have boxes collecting dust. I just have to do this and get rid of them while making a little moulah!
We have a huge CD collection collecting dust – we’ve copied pretty much anything we want to listen to to iTunes. It would be great to actually get some money from any of them so I don’t have to send them all to landfill!
We have tons of Cd’s not so many DvD’s and a large VHS collection! (we sold a lot of the VHS at our garage sale, though we still have a ton)
This does sound like an awesome way to make a little extra money, thanks for sharing.
I need this in my life! We have way too many CD’s and DVD’s to even try to count.
I’ve donated most of our old CDs but there are a few I still love to listen too!
We’re going to have to do this the next time we purge. I wish I would have known about this when we moved, I gave away a lot of CDs and DVDs we didn’t want any more.
It’s about time I de-clutter. Thanks for sharing.