Where can I trade in my CDs?

[HSidwolf]

Basically I have a bunch of old CDs that have been lying around and I don't want them anymore. Some are between 5-8 years old but in very good condition(no scratches or cracked cases), and most were once popular CDs. I don't care if I get a buck per CD, because I have absolutely no use for them right now and they'll end up in the trash if I don't trade them. I have FYE, Mediaplay, EB, GS, and probably most other cd retail/trade places around. Where can I go to trade in my CDs for the least amount of hassle and maybe a little more money than other places? Any suggestion would be great, thanks.

[Murcielago77]

wherehouse does.

[javeryh]

What CDs are they?

[fragmanslayer]

I have all me cds in an album/folder. I threw out the damn cases, and inserts (stupid me). I wanna sell em too. For those who are familiar with cd trading, do they accept disc only? (probably for less credit, huh)

[killswitch64]

Try Hastings. They have trade 4 used cd's, get 1 new.

[javeryh]

I have all me cds in an album/folder. I threw out the damn cases, and inserts (stupid me). I wanna sell em too. For those who are familiar with cd trading, do they accept disc only? (probably for less credit, huh)

probably for no credit, unfortunately. Without the case and artwork you mights as well just have it on CDR for free. I don't think anyone will be buying...

[fragmanslayer]

Darn. That sucks. Those cases take up so much room. Kicking self for throwing out plastic crap worth more than the damn cd.

[hutno]

fye gives decent credit, you can check the prices at wherehouse.com

[thatstoobad]

if you live in the detroit area, i'd suggest record time in roseville.

[Cracka]

will FYE take any cds, like do they accept really old cds? or do they just take newer ones...

b/c i went to www.wherehouse.com and some of the cds i check for have a option to see how much they give for it, but some didnt..

[gza331]

will FYE take any cds, like do they accept really old cds? or do they just take newer ones...

b/c i went to www.wherehouse.com and some of the cds i check for have a option to see how much they give for it, but some didnt..

They accept any cd, but for the ones they wouldn't normally accept, they give you A PENNY in credit. Most of my crap CDs that are still in my collection are ones FYE would only give 1 cent for.

[HSidwolf]

Aw crap, wherehouse.com gives some decent credit for my cds, but there aren't any stores around where I live(Ann Arbor / Southeast MI)... :(