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Have You Ever Sold Anything From Your DVD Collection
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DVD Profiler Unlimited RegistrantJericko1
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I sold about 70 titles onece and I ened up re-buying every last one of them, even the ones I did not like.  I needed money to go on a trip, I would never, every do it again.
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What??????

Sell my DVDs??????

Are you out of your mind?????????

Seriously, though, as I replace DVDs with Blu ray, I donate the DVDs to the VA Hospital (Veteran's Administration, for you non-U.S. folks).

I've got about 60 that need to be delivered.
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I sell (and trade) DVD's from my collection all the time. Mostly its ones that I've replaced on Blu-ray, or purchased newer DVD editions that effectively make the old DVD obsolete.

I don't sell them off right away of course. I make certain that the new release really is superior in every way, or else I'll probably just hang on to it. Otherwise, I have little need to keep them eating up my shelf space.

Case in point:

The House on Sorority Row DVD (1983) - the old DVD from Elite had a nice Progressive transfer. The new "25th Anniversary Edition" uses the same transfer (with colors tweaked a little) but downgrades it to Interlaced for some reason.

In that case, I'll gladly keep my old DVD.
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I usually give them away for free to friends and colleagues when I buy a Blu-ray replacement.
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I sold about 70 titles onece and I ened up re-buying every last one of them, even the ones I did not like.  I needed money to go on a trip, I would never, every do it again.


They do have pawn shops for your wife's or Mother's jewellery .....
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I traded a bunch of stuff on SwitchPlanet, then the site went down and I was out about $200 worth of trade credits and essentially lost a bunch of discs for nothing.
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I only sell/give away titles if I've got a newer version that's a decent upgrade. Most of the early Blu-ray titles lacked in extras so there I've kept the DVD version as well.
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I sold about 70 titles onece and I ened up re-buying every last one of them, even the ones I did not like.  I needed money to go on a trip, I would never, every do it again.


They do have pawn shops for your wife's or Mother's jewellery .....

LOL, I should have thought of that.
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I traded a bunch of stuff on SwitchPlanet, then the site went down and I was out about $200 worth of trade credits and essentially lost a bunch of discs for nothing.



That really sucks.
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Never sold anything.
But when I've something in double I trade or give it, so someone else will enjoy watching something I did also.
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Over the past year I've weeded about 200 movies from my collection. Stuff I got at the height of my DVD addiction that I really shouldn't have ever purchased but did because they were cheap. I'll probably cull another couple of hundred this year.

The last batch was sold at a garage sale, and I'll probably do the same with the next batch. At $3 a pop, it adds up when you get rid of a lot of movies at once.

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Sold a few blu-rays that I don't really wanted, but where in the package deal.
Unfortunately, I can't use DVDprofiler at the moment due to lack of a Windows computer.
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Oh yes. Back in the early days of the format when it still payed to sell used DVDs. Now I just give my unwanted copies to family and friends, unless it's a blu-ray or HD DVD that they can't play. But only straight replacements, I always keep the movies I buy, even the bad ones. 
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I've sold close to 200 titles. Mostly because they were replaced by better versions, or because they were so bad and uninteresting, I didn't want 'em to take up shelf space.
View my collection at http://www.chriskepolis.be/home/dvd.htm

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Never thought about this. When I have better versions of a dvd I store the replaced dvd's in my "summer house" or caravan.
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I sold a lot. Might as well get money while i can although have bought a few here and there through conversations with ppl about film.

Honestly though i don't want an entire collection of films mastered in some 50 year old resolution. Blu-ray is what i have been waiting for and im more than happy to wait for a lot of films to make it to the format while i enjoy watching what's already available on the format.
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