Where can I get rid of a load of Disney vids ?

[Housemov 62]

Have about 60 Childrens videos, mostly disney ones. Who would want them these days?

[LeMaquis]

Some charity shops. I think Oxfam on King Street still take them. Ask in a few before you go out with them as a lot of charity shops don't take them anymore. There's a children's charity shop in Woodseats who might take them, just by St Lukes.

[Housemov 62]

Thank you for the information

[spats]

Most Charity Shops dont want/sell them now. But I think Rain Rescue Charity shop on Arbourthorne Road might. Ring them first to make sure, though. Or if not, try Oxfam in Broomhill. Again, I would ring & check first.

[Dingus]

Have about 60 Childrens videos, mostly disney ones. Who would want them these days?

 

Dustbin or skip.

[Electerrific]

Car boot? Failing that, charities as suggested. Ebay has passed it's day for videos, and even dvd's now, which fetch a pittance.

[Happ Hazzard]

VHSs are almost worthless nowadays.

[Electerrific]

VHSs are almost worthless nowadays.

What about Betamax and Video2000?

[Manlinose]

st lukes on hillsborough took loads of ours last year - not sure what they did with them though

[natzzz]

I still have a video player. My son used it until he was old enough to be trusted to look after DVDs. They can do less damage to a video. I'm now collecting videos again for my daughter as she will watch them until she's more grown up.

 

I got a lot of mine from charity shops also still had a few from being a child myself.