Selling CDs Online?

[The Monkey]

Is there an easy-to-use, reputable service/store to sell CDs to over the internets? I am looking for something that makes the process very simple, which is why I am not currently contemplating the forums.

I welcome your suggestions.

[grawk]

Is there an easy-to-use, reputable service/store to sell CDs to over the internets? I am looking for something that makes the process very simple, which is why I am not currently contemplating the forums.

I welcome your suggestions.

Amazon

[EdipisReks]

amazon? wutz dat?

[tkam]

i've had good luck with spun.com.

[EdipisReks]

spun looks good. amazon can be a bit tedious for selling stuff, in my experience, if you have a lot to sell. the same with eBay.

[The Monkey]

spun looks good.  amazon can be a bit tedious for selling stuff, in my experience, if you have a lot to sell.  the same with eBay.

Yeah, so far Spun is looking good.  Amazon is a bit of a pain.  But Spun seems to be more demanding in terms of CD condition.  Also, I wish Spun would let you add by ISBN.

Edit: Oops, found the UPC option under bulk sales.

[Dusty Chalk]

Lala would be too much work for you?

[EdipisReks]

you could always try selling them for $.50 a piece to your local pawn shop. that would be quick and easy.

[The Monkey]

Lala would be too much work for you?

What is Lala? The site is kind of uninformative.

[Dusty Chalk]

It's basically a subsidized (by you) trading site. On the one hand, you can get a lot of weird stuff there for cheap, on the other, you don't get much for your used disks.

The other major downside is that you have to wait until your disks get requested before you send them out.