SECONDSPIN.COMReviews of secondspin.com

I've had good success in finding BBC TV series, holiday & X-Files DVDS, a large selection of music always excellent packaging and prompt delivery! Great option for people with health and mobility issues!

Sent five shipments of 7-25 CDs each. It's essential to follow the instructions on their site: no more than 25 CDs in a box, and use MediaMail which is under half the cost of regular mail. I read negative reviews from folks that sent a huge order in a single box (they clearly state a cap on the shipping refund), or paid extra to send by UPS (this is pointless as MediaMail comes with free tracking and the post office delivered each box from NYC in 4 business days). I broke up the shipments per the instructions, used small amazon boxes that fit snugly with bubble wrap around the CDs to minimize weight, and each time they refunded 90% of the cost I paid at the post office (which was between $3.50-$5.50). I'm guessing their refund chart is based on old shipping weight prices. Turnaround after USPS delivery was 6-10 business days before my Paypal account was credited. Earned average $1.60/CD, and - aside from a whopping $8 for a 5-disc classical CD set - max $3. For 1 of every 20 CDs, they claimed its jewel case was damaged and charged 35 cents. As I carefully checked (and replaced some) before shipping, this is questionable. They responded to emails within a day. To test their integrity, I dropped an extra CD into one box that wasn't in the order. They paid me for this, too. It is worth comparing prices against Decluttr (see my other review). It's very quick to scan into the DC app, and around 1/4 of the time, DC pays the same or more. They prepay shipping charges and didn't ding me for jewel cases, so only send to SS if you're getting at least 10% more. If you have many CDs, enter them all until you have exactly filled your box (no more than 25), submit the order right away, include a printout of the email in the box, then move onto the next set. This is quicker than "saving" the CD to your "collection" then later "moving" each CD back to your cart and sorting through a large pile to get them into the right boxes. Pro tip: Over half were valued under 50 cents or not accepted. If you itemize taxes, donate these to a local thrift shop, get a receipt, and you can write off $2/CD, which gives you 50-80 cents back when you file the return. Beats spending the time carefully packaging CDs worth just a dime or quarter.

I sold over $60 worth of movies, took a little while to process my order, but i was issued a check within a couple weeks, will use them again...

Company sports a pretty deep selection of used Cd's and movies. Have been a satisfied customer of theirs for many years now.