Originally Posted by
bumpy
Unless special, most CDs can be bought in charity shops for £1. Specifically in these circumstances you can cherry pick and only buy the albums you want.
People prepared to buy job lots such as car booters will need to make a profit and I would suggest they may only pay 25p each. The only way you will make reasonable money is to pick out the gems and list them for selling separately. I have given loads of unwanted CDs to charity shops. To make any money against the cost of your effort and postage is a challenge.
Good luck
Cut out the middle man and do a car boot yourself. Or even a record fair. Course there's always the danger you come home with more than you left with
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