Sellers can definitely make more if they turn to eBay ( EBAY), host a garage sale, or crank out a Craigslist post, but some of those options will cost money, and they will all cost time. Some CDs will only fetch $0.30 in mint condition. Muse's Resistance, for example, will net sellers $2.15 in "good" condition or $2.35 in "like new" condition. It's also unlikely to be a get-rich-quick strategy unless you happen to have thousands of CDs you want to clear out. The company also won't buy CDs that are unauthorized reproductions or not eligible for resale. If you've lost the case, or artwork or the disc is damaged, you're out of luck. Once the company receives your music and verifies its condition, an Amazon gift certificate for the amount you traded in will be deposited in your account.Īmazon won't buy back just any disc. Once you're all set, Amazon will provide you with a prepaid shipping label to send off your discarded tunes. Whether you unload a single disc or your entire regrettable CD collection, Amazon covers the shipping costs - though you have to foot for the packaging. Enter the names of some of the discs you want to cash out on, check off whether the disc is in "good" or "like new" condition, and then see if the price is agreeable. The Amazon Trade-In Program makes it seamless. Amazon was already buying back video games, DVDs, books, and select consumer electronics through the Amazon Trade-In Program, and CDs were added to the list on Wednesday afternoon. The online retail giant will now buy back your unwanted CDs. If your love affair with Vampire Weekend lasted all of a single weekend, or if you're no longer a believer in Justin Bieber, ( AMZN) has a way out for you.
0 kommentar(er)
