Is musicMagpie trustworthy?

musicMagpie is the UK’s most trusted mobile recycling service, with a 5 star rating on Trustpilot and a 95% rating on Feefo. That’s based on over 100,000 verified reviews from happy customers who’ve used our service to turn their Mobile Phones, Tech, CDs, DVDs, Games & Books into cash!

Who Pays More Than musicMagpie?

CEX
So CEX will pay more cash than musicMagpie and Ziffit for the same 15 DVDs, offering a total of £40.52. Many older DVDs like Tsotsi and Kramer vs Kramer were only worth 1p with CeX, but Blu-ray copies of Blade Runner and Independence Day fetched much more than expected.

What is the best place to sell DVDs online?

In no particular order, here are the best places to sell used DVDs.

1. Decluttr. Decluttr is our top recommendation to rid yourself of old DVDs (and video games).
2. Eagle Saver.
3. eBay.
4. Buyback Express.
5. Textbook Rush.
6. Bonavendi.
7. UsedDVD.com.
8. Sell DVDs Online.

Who owns MusicMagpie?

Entertainment Magpie Holdings Limited
musicMagpie/Parent organizations

Is MusicMagpie good for buying phones?

Music Magpie is another trusted retailer when it comes to refurbished phones and has a good reputation for buying and selling phone models. All of their products come with a 12 month warranty and they also offer a 14 day money back guarantee, as well as free delivery.

How long does it take for Ziffit to pay?

Receive the money for your goods straight into your bank account. This would typically take 3-5 working days for it to be with you, once your items have been processed.

What books sell best on Ziffit?

With summer just around the corner (hopefully!)

Are DVDs worth keeping?

In most cases, top dollar for an individual DVD is around $100. However, DVD box sets and promotional packaging can command even more. That said, most used DVDs are worth between $2 and $20, and many sell for around $5….The most valuable DVDs.

Will DVDs be worth anything in the future?

It is likely that some DVDs will become collectible over the next few years but the majority of them will not be worth collecting. Since there have been millions or billions of DVDs produced they will likely not be scarce anytime in the near future.

Are CDs worth anything now?

Those old compact discs you loaded up on at $15 a pop are now worth pennies on the Clinton administration dollar, thanks to a double-whammy change in consumers’ listening habits. Sales of new CDs have plummeted by about 90% over the past decade.

Do you get more money with Zapper or Music Magpie?

You can do the same too, and you probably get more money for your items. It will just take a bit more effort than sending in a box of media and books for free. If you’re looking for the best prices: If you’re looking to get rid of the most things:

Which is better music magpie or ziffit?

Music Magpie vs Ziffit vs Zapper vs We Buy Books vs Se ll It B ack vs Momox. No doubt a comparison site is going to pop up after this. Let’s break it all down: From this study, Music Ma gpie and Momox accepted the most items.

Is the Music Magpie good for DVD’s or books?

So, for media (Books, CD’s, DVD’s, etc) Music Magpie is fine, but if you have doubts that ‘expert staff’ know how to turn something on and check it, I would personally urge caution. The product I sent was well looked after, and working! Reply. You’ve already flagged this. TG. Tom Gunn. 3 reviews.

What’s the difference between a Zapper and a ziffit?

It was surprising that a couple were still interested in HD DVDs. Both Ziffit and Zapper were willing to give me £0.20 for “The Holiday”. In terms of the CDs, there was a lot of variation. Momox capped the potential at £0.24, while Zapper stretched well over £1 for a Radiohead live album.