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From: Sum Gai <sumgai@sumwhere.org>
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Subject: Request for Advice
Date: Fri, 06 Mar 2015 19:48:26 -0800
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My brother passed away not long ago, and left a collection of 1,224
classical CDs. I've decided to sell them and would like some advice
on where to do this.
I checked on eBay, but they charge a 10% fee if they sell! I've
thought of forums, etc., but don't know of any big ones. Any sincere
advice would be appreciated. (Please no jokes or flames)
I'm not sure on the pricing too. I did some checking and to replace
them today would cost about $21,468. I realize that many (most?)
people want mp3's, depending on the quality, etc., but I believe that
there are folks who still want the quality of CDs. Any suggestions on
what I should price them at?
Thanks in advance.
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