Two Bundles of CDs for Sale

[majex45]

I have two bundles of CDs for sale. Most are in perfect condition (see listings attached for titles & condition).
Each bundle (of 20 or 21 discs) is £15 each. That is about 0.75p per disc. All are album length CDs (no doubles and no CD singles).
Postage & packing will be extra at £9 per batch RM 48 hour (they weigh 2.5 kg each batch). Postage will be £9 for both batches (41 CDs).
I will send via Hermes (£8) if you prefer but will not accept responsibility if it goes missing.
Cherry picking is allowed but each batch is £15 (ie you buy the CDs but I don't send them; however if less than 2 kg postage will be less ~£7.50).
First to say on the thread they will take them without caveats gets them so if you want both batches - be quick.
I will post them ASAP (usually the next day but occasionally two to three days).
Payment by Paypal or bank transfer. PM me for details.

I'm sorry the documents are hard to read, the forum would not let me send them as pdf or doc as they are too big, so they are txt.

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[majex45]

I will split these bundles if anyone is interested.
£1 per CD plus postage. I'll work it out when I know how many CDs you want.

[majex45]

I've broken these up. The CDs are in the bin, the paper is in the recycling and the cases have gone into my spares pile.

[Lawrence001]

Don't you have a local charity shop you can donate to?

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[Barry]

Many charity shops have stopped taking in CDs. The two we have here in the village no longer take them.

I give all of mine to Oxfam. We have two in town: one sells clothes, glassware and the usual bric-a-brac, whereas the second specialises in books, LPs, CDs and DVDs.

Charity shops will only stock what they can sell, and it would seem CDs are becoming less desirable.

[Lawrence001]

Now that there's a bit of a buzz around CDs if they discarded the really rubbish and badly scratched ones they might do quite well with them.

[majex45]

I looked at the offerings in my local charity shops and the ones that remain on the shelf were the ones I was trying to sell. Mostly MoR & easy-listening.
Now the question remains; if there are so many available second hand there must have been a market for them in the first place, so why doesn't anyone buy them second hand from charity shops?
The problem is they need to generate a certain revenue per square foot of space and they get a lot more for clothes, books & bric-a-brac than CDs

[Alex_UK]

Now that there's a bit of a buzz around CDs if they discarded the really rubbish and badly scratched ones they might do quite well with them.

My 17 year old daughter has just started buying CD’s, she doesn’t even have a CD player! (She did have some of my cast off components in a system bt she said it took up too much space.). She’s apparently getting the CDs to play in her car when she gets it.

[majex45]

My 17 year old daughter has just started buying CD’s, she doesn’t even have a CD player! (She did have some of my cast off components in a system bt she said it took up too much space.). She’s apparently getting the CDs to play in her car when she gets it.

My new (to me) car doesn't have a CD player!