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Best place in Dublin to sell second hand books/dvds?

sallywin · 2012-06-18 21:22:18

Remember a while back selling some books to Chapters, ended up with 7.50 or something like that! Is there anywhere else more generous than them? I have dvds and books to get rid of, just a small batch, but would like to get a few quid for them if possible. Any recommendations? Tried ebay with some of the dvds, no joy!

18-06-2012 9:22pm

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sallywin

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Remember a while back selling some books to Chapters, ended up with 7.50 or something like that! Is there anywhere else more generous than them? I have dvds and books to get rid of, just a small batch, but would like to get a few quid for them if possible. Any recommendations? Tried ebay with some of the dvds, no joy!

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#2 26-06-2012 7:57pm

Grievous

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There's no money in second hand book selling, unless you can convince or entice individuels to buy them off you for prices you put on them yourself. Sort of like what shops do.
This is why I buy selectively and by mainly second hand. What's the point buying full price, brand new books when you can't make any return back on it?

The book industry will eat itself.

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