selling workout dvds

[kariev]

anyone know a good place to sell used workout dvds besides ebay? just wondering b/c i have so many that i don't use and just want to get rid of them but i can't find any websites that buy back used dvds. thanks

 

[Clarissa]

AMAZON baby! You make more money and you don't have to wait for auctions to be up. You also get credits which translate into dollars!

 

[berry99]

I sell mine on either amazon or the yaya board.

http://firmbelivers.yuku.com/directory

 

[kariev]

AMAZON baby! You make more money and you don't have to wait for auctions to be up. You also get credits which translate into dollars!

Thanks, i'm looking into this. i have a question though. are you responsible for paying for shipping? if an item isn't already posted on amazon to sell, can i create a new post for it?

 

[Fit_mommy]

Amazon charges the customer for shipping. It's a pre-determined price based on the type of item you are selling and how you choose to ship it. It is very reasonable and you should have no problems shipping it for the amt they charge the customer. If you go over though, that's on you.

Amazon only allows you to sell certain items. Not sure what it's based on but you look up the item you want to sell and they tell you if it's eligible to be sold there or not.

TBH, I personally seem to find that I make more money putting my stuff up for auction on Ebay but Amazon is definitely the easier way to go.

HTH!

 

[lifeverlasting78]

Hi Kariev!
You can also sell them on Craigslist. People buy and sell anything and everything under the sun on that site! My hubby and I actually sold our old washing machine when we got a new one through that site. The idea is that if someone lives close enough to you, they just come and pick them up - so no shipping charges.

Good luck!