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What is the best way to sell used DVDs, Blu-rays, etc?
Is Amazon/Half.com good or is selling them to SecondSpin.com better?

They are in mint condition. We do not want to sell them back to FYE (or something similar) as we hardly get anything for them. We are looking for the easiest way to sell them while getting the most we can for them.

Here the components: 8 RAM; High-end processor (AMD 6 core), single harddrive (500 GB); single High end video card (2gigabyte memory); high-end sound card ( Soundblaster Fatality or Asus XONAR); Single Blu-ray Rom; liquid cooling system; 4 cooling fans

Reader asks Tom and Ray’s advice on buying used car
Published: Friday, May 14, 2010 at 4:01 a.m. Last Modified: Friday, May 14, 2010 at 1:27 a.m. I’m 17 years old and trying to buy my first car, without fiscal help from my parents. I have about $4,500 to spend, but I’m trying to keep it under that.

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I don’t know if fullscreen is the correct word. Perhaps I should say 4:3 or something. I’m kinda getting used to it but it still gets on my nerves a bit. I’m getting a bluray player soon but mostly everything I want either: isn’t in bluray or doesn’t have widescreen.

I want to sell it so I can replace it with a ps3… Where should I sell it, and how much could I get for it?

i have approx 30gb of avi videos and mp3 stored on my pc and i was wondering if i can use the disc as a backup of my files. see the following link. thanks http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=97719&criteria=50gb&doy=17m8

I was thinking like a bundle of movies or the more you buy the less expensive it gets. If it helps, I live in southern california. In store or online are both fine.

I just want a PS3 to play games and that’s it. I don’t need to watch movies on it. Will the blue ray drive affect me playing games on it?