Music Magpie, the UK’s only website that offers cash to people looking to sell CDs, DVDs and Games online, is now offering an extra 25% on all DVDs that you sell to them.

Music Magpie gets around 3000 visitors per day to their website, users must enter the bar code from their CDs and DVDs to get an instant price online, if they accept the price they can return their items for cash payments.

With many people receiving new DVDs or Blu-rays for Christmas, a lot of households will have a pile of unused DVDs lying around. By visiting Music Magpie people can earn as much as £3.75 per DVD or even higher for box sets.

The site is now able to get more when they resell DVDs so has decided to offer this benefit to their users by offering an additional 25%.

Music Magpie has paid out over £3 million to their users since launching and as their popularity is growing they expect this figure to double over the next 6 months.

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Music Magpie the UK’s top site for selling unwanted CDs, DVDs and Games has recently announced that they have paid out £1 million to their users in just 3 months.

It was announced in June 2009 that they had paid out £1 million to users since their launch and estimated that they would pay out £2 million by Christmas, but they managed to hit this target by September in just half the estimated time.

Music Magpie’s TV advert has sent many more visitors into their site and has increased their customer base and popularity as more people look to clear out their old CDs, DVDs and Games to earn some extra cash.

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Music Magpie, the UK’s best site for selling old games, CDs and DVDs has recently launched a brand new cash for schools service.

The new service comes after a number of requests from schools wanting a quick and easy way to use the recycling service. It will allow both primary and secondary schools to sell their old and unwanted CDs and DVDS for cash payments which can be used for future projects and extra curricular activities.

Managing director for music Magpie, Steve Oliver said “Many schools are looking for ways to pay for activities such as school trips or even extra teaching equipment. By collecting old CDs and DVDs both students and parents can help the school with their fundraising.” Not only will the new service help earn cash for schools but also will encourage students to recycle their old items.

Music Magpie has paid out over £2.5 million to their customers since launching a couple of years ago, they hope to pay out a further £1 million in the next 12 months through their cash for schools service.

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