Make Money with CDs and DVDs

How To Get Cash For Your Old CD’s And DVD’s

Have any CD’s or DVD’s laying around? Turning them into cash in your pocket is easier than you think.

There are still tons of collectors, nostalgics, and old-fashioned people who buy CD’s and DVD’s. And many of them pay top dollar.

The problem is, Amazon won’t let just anyone sell CD’s and DVD’s. eBay won’t either. So actually turning them into cash is tough.

Getting “ungated”

Selling CD’s and DVD’s on Amazon is a major hassle. That’s because Amazon doesn’t want anyone selling counterfeits on their platform — that could expose them to a whole bunch of legal problems they don’t want.

So they only let select accounts get “ungated” to sell CD’s and DVD’s.

To get “ungated”, you have to jump through a whole bunch of hoops. First, you have to get 3 “receipts” from your CD and DVD suppliers. And that’s just the beginning.

Don’t have the time or the patience to get “ungated”? Don’t worry. We have an “ungated” account, which means we can sell your CD’s and DVD’s for you.

How It Works

Want to sell your CD’s and DVD’s? Just scan them, and send the profitable ones to us.

After that, your work is done. We’ll list them and sell them for you. Then, once they sell, you’ll get cash in your pocket.

Get The Most For Your CD’s and DVD’s.

Here at Restricted Inventory, we’re a consignment service. That means we sell your stuff on your behalf, and then give you a cut. You won’t get paid right when you mail us your inventory, but you’ll also get paid a lot more than you would if you sold your CD’s and DVD’s elsewhere.

“But who’s gonna buy CD’s and DVD’s? I thought the internet killed them.”

You might be surprised to learn that there’s still a pretty big market for CD’s and DVD’s. In 2021, 46.6 million CD’s were shipped in the US. And DVD’s are still a billion-dollar industry.

In our experience at Restricted Inventory, your CD’s and DVD’s will usually sell within a few months, depending on title and rank, although we can’t guarantee results.

How does it work?

It’s a pretty easy process. Mail us your CD’s and DVD’s. We’ll send them to Amazon, and whenever they sell, we’ll give you a cut.

You don’t have to get an ungated account, you don’t have to deal with customer service, and you don’t have to do anything on Amazon. You just have to put a package in the mail. That’s it.

Ready?

Ready to turn your CD’s and DVD’s into cash? Click below to get started!

Students

Sell Your Textbooks Online.

So, you dropped $200+ on textbooks for class.

The good news is, that’s not wasted money (well, at least not all of it.) We’ll help you get as much of that cash back as you can.

Selling Your Books.

You could sell them to the college store. But they’ll only give you pennies on the dollar.

You could try and sell ‘em on Facebook at the beginning of the semester. But then you have to pay to store them over the summer, you have to do a ton of work finding a buyer, and... who knows if they’ll even sell?

You could try to sell them on Amazon, but Amazon doesn’t let most new users sell textbooks.

Or, you could just... not sell them. But then you’re basically just wasting however much you spent on ‘em. (Back when I was in college, I couldn’t afford to waste money like that — every penny was clutch.)

Or, you could let us sell ‘em for you...

How It Works

Step 1: Scan your books.

Step 2: Send us the profitable ones.

That’s it. After that, your work is done.

We do everything else. We’ll list them and sell them for you. We’ll deal with Amazon, we’ll deal with customer service, and we’ll deal with whatever other headaches come up along the way.

And once they sell, you’ll get cash in your pocket.

(We even cover your shipping costs.)

Consignment vs. Buyback

Some “buy back your book” services give cash up front — but they give you a lot less.

Here at Restricted Inventory, we’re a consignment service. We take your textbooks and sell them on Amazon. And then we give you a cut. (A much bigger cut than a “buy back your book” service would give you.)

It’s kinda like getting a surprise gift of cash from your gramma in the middle of the semester. It’s beer money for a week, or even a month.

You ready?

Ready to turn your textbooks into cash? Click below to get started!

How To Turn Your Book Collection Into Cash

Selling Your Book Collection

Are your books, CD’s, or DVD’s collecting dust on your shelf? Did you inherit a huge book collection?

Or maybe you’re a library or thrift store with tons of donations you don’t know what to do with? Or a video store that just went out of business?

You’d be surprised how much books, CD’s, and DVD’s sell for on Amazon. Chances are, you’re sitting on a gold mine. We’ll help you get top dollar.

Get Cash For Your Books.

So how do you turn your books into cash? The best way — by far — is to sell them on Amazon.

The problem is, Amazon’s algorithm dings new accounts — so your books won’t sell that quickly. Even worse, Amazon restricts certain sellers from selling CD’s, DVD’s, and many categories of books, so you might not even be able to sell everything.

The good news is, we have an Amazon account that’s totally ungated. So we can sell everything for you.

This saves you the hassle of listing, doing customer service, and all the other time-consuming and difficult things Amazon sellers have to do. Just send everything to us, and we’ll do the work for you.

It’s a simple and easy process. You can do everything in just a few hours, and we’ll even cover your shipping costs!

How It Works.

Step 1: Scan your books.

Step 2: Send us the profitable ones.

That’s it. After that, your work is done.

We do everything else. We’ll list them and sell them for you. We’ll deal with Amazon, we’ll deal with customer service, and we’ll deal with whatever other headaches come up along the way.

And once they sell, you’ll get cash in your pocket.

(We even cover your shipping costs.)

Consignment vs. Buyback

Some businesses that buy book collections will pay you up front — but they pay a lot less.

Here at Restricted Inventory, we’re a consignment service. We take your textbooks and sell them on Amazon. And then we give you a cut. (A much bigger cut than a “buy your book collection” service would give you.)

Ready?

Ready to get paid top dollar for your book collection? Drop us a line!

How Libraries Can Turn Extra Books Into Extra Funding.

Libraries always have extra books laying around. Whether they’re donations, or old books that no one checks out anymore.

Most libraries work on limited budgets, and they usually have to make every penny count. Here at Restricted Inventory, we’ll help you get top dollar for whatever extra books are in your spare room.

Get Cash For Your Books.

How do you turn your extra books into cash?

You could have a library sale. But that’ll only attract local buyers.

Plus, it’s so difficult to price books out beforehand — and if you price your books wrong, either they don’t sell, or you get paid far less than they’re worth.

(I know a lot of people who buy $100 books for $1 at library sales all the time. If you’re holding library sales, imagine how much money you’re leaving on the table.)

So the best way to sell your extra books — by far — is on Amazon.

The problem is, Amazon’s algorithm dings new accounts. (Yes, even libraries.) So your books won’t sell that quickly.

Even worse, Amazon restricts certain sellers from selling CD’s, DVD’s, and many categories of books, so you might not even be able to sell everything.

The good news is, we have an Amazon account that’s totally ungated — meaning we’re not restricted at all. So we can sell everything for you.

This saves you the hassle of listing, doing customer service, and all the other time-consuming and difficult things Amazon sellers have to do. So you don’t have to create an Amazon selling department. Just send everything to us, and we’ll do the work for you.

In fact, libraries using Restricted Inventory make 4 times what they would from a library sale!

It’s a simple and easy process. You can do everything in just a few hours, and we’ll even cover your shipping costs!

How It Works.

Step 1: Scan your books on our website.

Step 2: Send us the profitable ones.

After that, your work is done.

We do everything else. We’ll list them and sell them for you. We’ll deal with Amazon, we’ll deal with customer service, and we’ll deal with whatever other headaches come up along the way.

And once they sell, we’ll send you the money.

(We even cover your shipping costs.)

Consignment vs. Buyback

Some businesses that buy book collections will pay you up front — but they pay a lot less.

Here at Restricted Inventory, we’re a consignment service. We take your textbooks and sell them on Amazon. And then we give you a cut. (A much bigger cut than a “buy your book collection” service would give you.)

Ready?

Ready to get paid top dollar for your book collection? Drop us a line!