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Movie Trading Company
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Review by:
Brian V.
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I've found the Movie Trading Company to be a great place to sell videos that I have and no longer want, or buy something new to add to our collection. They have a wide variety of movies in stock, including children's movies. You can buy/sell either DVD or VHS, as well as music CDs. You can sell your VHS, but you won't get much more than $1 for them. On the upside, you can buy VHS for $2-3 each, so you can understand why they won't pay much for them. DVD pricing is a bit hit and miss. Some titles you can buy new for just $1-2 more than what they are selling for here. Others are half the price or less of what they would cost new, so you just have to look around and see what you can find. Oh, and if you want to sell stuff, you can get a better selling price if you take store credit rather than cash -- a good idea unless you don't ever plan on buying anything.
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