[dchrisd]

Not sure if this is the right place to post.  Ordered some blurays online Black Friday.  Accidentally got 2 copies of each.  Contacted store and they processed refund and told me to keep the items. 

Is there any place I can donate them?

Movies are Toy Story 4, Peter Rabbit 2, Godzilla vs Kong, all bluray

[PikkonFusion]

I recommend Random Free Codes if you are referring to the digital codes - https://www.cheapass...king-for-codes/

 

Ty 4 the op - I'll be keeping an eye out for Toy Story 4 and Godzilla vs Kong.

[dchrisd]

I recommend Random Free Codes if you are referring to the digital codes - https://www.cheapass...king-for-codes/

 

Ty 4 the op - I'll be keeping an eye out for Toy Story 4 and Godzilla vs Kong.

Thanks for the link. But they're sealed, physical movies.  I'd rather keep them sealed for now.

[Ather]

I'm pretty sure they do take new. I can't imagine them complaining it's not used. A toy's a toy (or  a movie, or such). As long as they take blu-rays in and of itself.

[Ex~]

I guess I'm a little late for a response to this thread, sorry.

 

They typically don't take anything used, so by that policy it would have to be new and unopened.

 

Although frankly with something like a Blu-Ray, they would probably take it new-in-box/unsealed. They just don't want loose broken toys that are missing parts or games that are scratched up or for a console that the kid won't own.

 

I think they probably would take movies, this news article even lists movies specifically as desired for teens: https://www.kare11.c...ns/89-622511029