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I'm Michael.
Jiffy bags next to fem fresh in my Poundland look out for them
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you into femfresh eh?Originally Posted by Michael loves music
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I'm Michael.
No it’s for ladies
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I'm Mark.
I find it's good for getting rid of the smell of fish in the kitchen - by the way Michael your picture is awesome! (Or do I means ass-some?)
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My view is that is not really viable unless you just love sending cds off to please people. Most of them will have to be listed low to attract attention so it depends what you have really.
Yes I wouldnt sell them to Music Magpie. Ive been in to their local operation and walked out again...Oh I did sell one which I would now rather have kept...an Ian Dury do it yourself extended tunes.. it flagged up as being worth more as it was rarer and or discontinued...still peanuts though at £2.25...I must have been mad as Im certainly not desperate for that sort of money
It got fluid spilled over the back of the cd so it got put in the out pile. The cover was damaged...I am ocd so it got sold...I think I forgot to rip it though which is daft...I think I even bought it again but the standard version
The thing with ebay is everyone will scroll or delete until its down to the lowest price which could be a pound or less plus postage. Its a question of what you will make out of that as ideally you need to make pence on the postage to cover your packing materials and enough on the sale to make it worth your time.
Cds just arent rare enough unless you have some well chosen stuff. Come to think of it I do have cds which would fetch a good few quid including my Fall extended plays...i would never sell my main cd collection though
Then you have to consider a supply of jiffy bags (I have boxes of recycled ones) and the queue at the post office. Depends what you have though...a nice selection of arthouse niche cds will attract the punters
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