musicmagpie.co.uk Reviews

Heard about musicmagpie for quite some time on the TV thought I would give them a try brilliant free courier service straight on the day i instructed but slow to get to there end was waiting for about a week and a half then another week for testing and then another week for payment via BAC which I finally got but overall I don't think I will go with them again very slow service

It was in my student days when I was hard pushed for money that I used musicmagpie.co.uk. I had seen the advert on the telly and knew I had boxes and boxes of unwanted CDs up in the loft so thought I may as well give it a try. I am very glad I did! Firstly, I found the website to be user friendly and very informative in terms ...  Read the complete review

I am in need of extra money right now (who isn't!) so I have turned to Music Magpie for help. At one point I had almost 500 CDs, some of which I had never even listened to (a sign of more affluent times, now consigned to the past *sigh*), and probably almost 100 DVDs which were sitting unwatched in my sideboard. Therefore it ...  Read the complete review

I only recently started using musicmagpie.co.uk in the hopes of making some extra money out of all my CDs that I no longer want or listen to. I've seen music magpie advertised a lot so I decided to try it out. Registering and setting gup is easy and simple enough but it's selling your goods that I found difficult and frustrating. I had a ...  Read the complete review

Music Magpie works on a simple premise. You send them your old CDs, DVDs and games and they will turn them into cash. This is not an original idea. In these cash strapped times you can turn all sorts of goods into cash from mobile phones to gold. Where Music Magpie likes to show it is slightly different is it recycles all the CD, ...  Read the complete review

As a child of the 80s (just), my childhood music formats were casette tapes and CDs. Luckily I didn't buy too many of the former, however the latter - I have accumulated an obscene amount over the years! After hundreds of hopeless attempts to sell my unwanted CDs on eBay, and hardly making enough pennies to make it worth my ...  Read the complete review

As the website explained musicMagpie allows you to turn your old CDs, DVDs and Games into cash instantly. I had seen it advertised on the TV so I thought it would be a good way to make some extra money. I visited the website which asks you to insert the barcode numbers of products and will instantly give you a price. If you have several ...  Read the complete review

I have seen the advert for the website many times on the TV but my sister has also previously used the website to get rid of a lot of DVD's and cd's and she mentioned how easy and good the website was. I had a lot of old dvd's and cd's to get rid of, and after listing them on eBay and not selling very many of them I thought I would give ...  Read the complete review

I first heard of music magpie on Martin Lewis's money saving website. I thought I'd give it a go as I had some CD's that I couldn't get rid of on amazon, and a couple of DVD's. It's a pretty simple process, and to date I have had no problems with them. What you do is go to the main music magpie website, input the barcode into ...  Read the complete review

My experience with musicmagpie was terrible, I sent about 20 cds and a couple of games and only valued at £11, waited 1 month for cheque...in the meantime I did a little research on music magpie and they trade games on amazon and play.com as zoverstocks and my items was being sold 1 week after which I thought was disgusting as they hadn't finish the trade with me.. They use an automated programme to lower prices which I think is wrong so my advice would be to basically sell the items yourself for £2 as it may sound daft selling items that low but its more than you are going to receive from music magpie.........Leave well alone

We recently moved house and when I was unpacking I noticed that I had duplicated copies of dvd's and even a pile of ps2 games! I had seen music Magpie advertised on the tele and thought I would give it a go. I thought it was absolutely brilliant, I got a minimum of 30p for each PS2 game (which I thought was very good as they ...  Read the complete review

Until recently I had been a bit confused about what Music Magpie was all about. Yes, I'd seen their TV commericals and had read articles about them on the internet but I still mistakingly thought they were an auction site like Ebay, except that they only allowed music CD's to be listed. My error was exposed after reading a review on ...  Read the complete review

Music Magpie What is music Magpie? Music Magpie is a website that buys your unwanted DVD's, CD's and games from you. It's a free to use website, which also offers freepost on the items which you're sending. This makes Music Magpie the perfect alternative to Ebay for those who want to sell unwanted items but don't want to ...  Read the complete review

I first came across the Music Magpie a couple of years ago, but in my cynical way, felt it was too good to be true, and left it. For those who haven't used this website, it offers a simple mechanism by where you upload details of CD's you want to sell, they offer you a price which you either accept or decline, and if the ...  Read the complete review

www.musicmagpie.co.uk I seem to have built up quite a huge cd collection over the years, most of which I never listen to and which just seem to clutter up every available surface close to the (now broken) cd player. Having acquired an ipod touch I decided I really needed to get rid of some of the cds but didn't want to list ...  Read the complete review

Music magpie is an website which will buy your old CDs, DVDs and computer games, subject to all artwork, discs and cases being undamaged. You enter the barcode of the CD / DVD / Computer game you wish to sell on the website and it tells you how much they will give you for it, you then decide whether to proceed or not. The minimum ...  Read the complete review

I was introduced to this website by the money saving expert website and thought I would give it a look. The idea is that you collect up all the CD's, DVD's and computer or video games you don't want and hunt for the barcode on each product, before entering it in the large box on the front of the website (or your transaction screen). If ...  Read the complete review

I've used musicmagpie a few times and found the site quite useful - the best thing is that it is relatively painless and you don't have to mess about with listings etc as you do on ebay. I came across the site initially just after it launched as it was mentioned by moneysaving expert on one of their emails and from what I ...  Read the complete review

If you're anything like me, you'll have a lot of CDs in piles, which if you're honest, you haven't listened to in a while. Being rather short of money, I heard about music magpie through moneysavingexpert.com and also ipoints - you get so many points from them if you go via their webpage. The website is beautifully ...  Read the complete review

When Music Magpie first started, they were quite eager for business, they used to state on the website that the cheque would arrive in 7 days after receipt of your parcel. My early experience was that the cheques did arrive within around 7 days, however as time has gone on their cheque posting ability appears to have diminished. You will ...  Read the complete review