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I got a PS3 a couple of years ago and I have Netflix and Amazon prime as streaming services. With these three things combined, I haven't put in a DVD in ages. I was somewhat of a collector back in the day, so I have around 400 of them. I would probably want to sell around 300-350 of them. This is too much to do piece meal via Ebay or Craiglist, so I was thinking of just trading them in to a New Bury Comics or something. (I'm in the Boston area).
Is there a better alternative? Will the Newbury employees kill themselves when they realize they need to check and scan 350 DVDs? Should I call first? Come in at opening? Or closing? I just don't know the best way to bulk, offload all these DVDs and still get a few bucks for them? I'm not looking for a ton of cash, even if it averaged out to $3 a DVD I'd be happy.
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Ah good call. Maybe I can email them an excel spread sheet and they can have all their ducks in a row.
Then figure out what's new enough to have a certain value,
Then bulk the majority (you can try selling everything individually, but it'll be a hassle, and with much of it probably not worth it, timewise) - maybe call in first to whereever you want to take them, yeah.