Geshreeyeh

Thanks for your responses so far. One positive is that I never really bought much mainstream music, so most of my collection isn't chart stuff - which is of the least value (generally). Some are rare releases (Japan issues/promos/live bootlegs etc). It's selling (orders each day), but without the space (a garage to keep them in and just go to and grab/pack/mail when I get an order, they are just getting in the way. It's a nice little side income, but I am now weighing up the time spent doing this versus time spent doing stuff I really enjoy. If more people knew about what I had, then I'd sell more (stating the obvious, I know). So, if the bulk sell won't work (too valuable to donate), can you suggest a way to promote my collection? Also, I'm based in London (UK), so I don't think the tax thing (whatever it is) applies to me. Thanks again...

Why is there a cassette board, but not a CD one? Are CDs not cool enough? Anyway, I won't lie, I'm here to try and sell some/all of my CDs. I have over 2,000 listed on discogs, but I'd rather try and sell them all in one hit. They just take up more space than I have - SERIOUSLY. There's some great stuff there (well, I would say that). I know there's another thread on this, which suggests grouping them by genre and ebaying them. Has anyone got any other suggestions? Like mullets, bad clothes and anything else that was once in fashion, CDs will have their time again (maybe not in my lifetime); I just wish it was sooner rather than later. I wish some high profile celebrity would state that they are back in fashion and that loads of media outlets would report it - that's how things work, eh? Seriously, though, if you could take the time to look through what I have (and maybe buy something/everything), I will be extremely grateful. Whilst I'm here, can anyone think of elsewhere online it could be in my favour to post a similar grovelling message? Thanks! https://www.discogs.com/seller/Geshreeyeh