Used DVDs I ordered a supposedly new DVD from this company and it came without the case and obviously used. I was quite surprised they managed to put it in a sleeve to protect it. Will never use them again.

Great job Great job! The video honestly looks better than the original VCR copy. Smooth playback. I got the digital copy and the DVD copy. They edit the DVD copy so that it fits a modern 16:9 ratio TV. It seems they cut the top and bottom of the footage to fit. I typically don't like this but it did look great on my TV. I always have the 4:3 in the digital format too. Fast professional service. I'd recommend getting both copies, so you can preserve the original video aspect while also having a copy to view on TV.

Actually Actually, I LIKED selling to you guys. Then you partnered with those JERKS at decluttr. I have at least three orders that they rejected completely. I will NEVER sell anything to them again, and will get more satisfaction from old DVDs by simply throwing them away. So they can go to hell. You guys should get back in the DVD business. Your bad review is because you connected to them.

These folks pay super fast and when I … These folks pay super fast and when I noticed my auto-fill used an incorrect address, they took care of MY mistake right away (and AFTER I was notified payment was sent!). Truthfully, I've gotten bitter over the years because I didn't think people were "nice" anymore. Yay, SellDVDsOnline.com! You're awesome. Oh, AND they paid more than Amazon (what a joke that site it now.)

Probably better off donating Sell DVDs Online was easy to use but I probably wouldn't use them again. It's very easy to use their website for entering DVDs that you want to sell and I love that a prepaid shipping label was provided. However, the reimbursement is so low it seems like donating DVDs to a library or thrift store would be easier. One of my items was not accepted (an entire season of Family Guy worth two dollars) although I disagree with this because I carefully inspected each DVD to ensure that only pristine, scratch-free DVDs were sent. Overall I sent 40 DVDs and got around $9 back.