What to do with unwanted exercise dvd's?

[lulubell]

What have any of you done with any dvd's you don't want? Do you let them collect dust or try to sell and if so, where? I know you can trade but often there is nothing you want in return.

Thanks,
Aggie

P.S. One of these days I'll get a pic up!!!

 

[coloradomama]

I donated them to my library. I had borrowed several exercise DVDs from there to see whether or not I liked something and I thought I'd give back

 

[PhyllisG]

I trade them on videofitness, sell them on amazon or donate them to the library. Sometimes I have friends I can pass them along to.

 

[janie1234]

I donated them to my library. I had borrowed several exercise DVDs from there to see whether or not I liked something and I thought I'd give back

Me too. I don't have the patience for selling stuff online so I like to donate stuff to the library and hope someone else gets to benefit from it.

 

[Katerchen]

You can post them on dvdswap.com.

 

[buffettgirl]

I take them to church for the annual garage sale.

 

[Gayle]

I've sold a lot of my DVDs on eBay.

 

[morningstar]

What have any of you done with any dvd's you don't want? Do you let them collect dust or try to sell and if so, where? I know you can trade but often there is nothing you want in return.

Thanks,
Aggie

P.S. One of these days I'll get a pic up!!!

You send them to me. My address is...

 

[EricaH]

You can sell them on bisibat.com. Unlike ebay and Amazon, there are no fees but there's not a lot of traffic there for DVDs (I've sold a couple there). It's mostly books.

Erica

 

[kathryn]

You can sell them on the Yaya's forum (someone might have the URL: I haven't been there for a long time).

I currently have several big boxes of workouts to get rid of.
The videos (yes, videotapes!), I intend to donate to Goodwill.

The others, I was hoping to sell on Ebay, but I haven't gotten around to it (I used to sell quite often on Ebay, but it's been over a year since I've done so, and I'm out of practice. I also dread any changes made that make the process harder). I could pay a month's worth of my mortgage if I got an average of $5 profit on each DVD!

I've given some away to colleagues wanting to get into exercising, but I'd really like to get some of my investment back.

Like you, I don't want to trade, because there's nothing I want in their place! (though maybe I should start thinking of stuff I want that I don't have and try to trade: thing is, if I want anything, it would be something new that other people wouldn't want to get rid of yet.)

 

[josiespcah6ojsh]

i have a goodwill superstore in walking distance.i plan on getting rid of clothes,kitchenware,dvds,vhs,and bands.it will be cool seeing my stuff for sale at thier retail store

laura

 

[LasVegasFitGirl]

My address!

Send them to me too! I'd love to buy some used ones but I don't want to pay the price as new. Amazon usually has really good prices, as well as DVDPacific. I'm sending my sister some duplicates and the ones I don't like hoping I can get her Jillian Michaels

 

[jonahnah]

I use Amazon all the time to sell my old or unwanted exercise dvds. It's so easy to list there and they do all the work. I highly recommend them.

 

[WRITER]

I've bought, sold and traded quite a few dvds on yaya swap:
http://firmbelivers.yuku.com/forums/19

You do have to register with yuku. Although there is always the risk of being stiffed, and that has happened to some people, that has never happened to me.

 

[Carmen829]

I donate them to our church Thrift Store. Exercise DVDs sell from there fast. You could also try craigslist.

Carmen.