Anyone used music magpie?

I recently used them to shift my huge music collection which sadly I just don't have space for any more.

Not sure if they accept cassettes and they only take albums not singles, usually get less then a £1 for each album so not a way to make mega bucks but it paid for my external hard drive which I ripped all the cd's onto before sending them in so i was happy with that.

I then sold all my CD singles on ebay as a job lot.

Arrrggh bloody hitched ate my reply. Gist of it was cheers got a load so would be worth it then. Thanks?

Last time I looked, I'm sure CEX offered more.

Last time I checked they were offering about 7p per album of mine, so I didn't bother. For that money i'd rather have them all tucked away in the loft. This is going back a good year or so though, perhaps they've become more generous since.

I also read the T&C and they were quite specific about the condition of the cases & artwork/sleeve (some of mine were a bit scratched up/battered although discs were perfect) I didn't want to risk sending them off only for some of them to potentially be refused, seemed more trouble than it was worth.

We did last yr- and got like £15 for 2 box fulls of dvd's and cd's.. we got more money for old albums/dvd's than new ones.. but it was just clogging up space so got rid

We sold all of our CD's some DVD's and some wii games, we got over £100.00. The cheque took about a week to come through to us.

I have been looking at a website called Zapper and you put the bar code in and they give you the price straight away, I think I tried to use Music Magpie a ahile ago and it was a bit more long winded to get a quote for your items? But I have a terrible memory so it might not have been!

But it might be worth having a quick look at Zapper too to see if you get any more there, it was so quick to use. (Not that I have actually sold any yet, just got some idea of prices for some books and DS games).