Blue Rectangle Book Buyback Site Launches DVD Buyback Program

New DVD buyback program for consumers wishing to sell DVDs for cash.

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San Leandro, CA — BlueRectangle.Com, a leading book buyback website, recently launched the company’s DVD buyback program for consumers wishing to sell DVDs for cash.

Michael Johnson, of Pacific Book Exchange, LLC, parent company of BlueRectangle.Com, said the DVD buyback program is a direct response to requests from book buyback customers in search of additional ways to generate funds. “In today’s economic climate, we’re finding that people are becoming more resourceful in discovering ways to make money and the decision to sell DVDs is one of them,” he said.

Blue Rectangle’s DVD buyback program is designed to be especially quick and convenient. The process begins with the customer sending an email to Blue Rectangle.Com which lists the DVD titles they wish to sell. Then, Blue Rectangle responds with an email detailing the DVDs they will accept, the amount offered, and instructions on how to complete the sale. “Our goal is to respond to all DVD buyback emails within 24 hours, and the response time is often much less,” said Johnson.

As an added convenience, Blue Rectangle.Com also features DVD price checking from other DVD buyback sites. “We’ve opened up advertising opportunities to our DVD buyback competitors, which will assure that our customers have a variety of options,” said Johnson. Blue Rectangle.Com also offers PayPal payments and postage-paid mailing labels for DVD buyback customers.

Johnson added that the response to the new DVD buyback program has been quite positive. “Most household media cabinets contain dozens of DVDs that are no longer used or wanted. So, the opportunity to sell DVDs is welcomed by almost everyone. We are pleased to provide such a useful service,” he said.

BlueRectangle.Com is a subsidiary of Pacific Book Exchange, LLC. For more information on used book buyback, textbook buyback, how to sell DVDs, or advertising opportunities, visit http://www.bluerectangle.com. For a direct link to DVD buyback information, visit http://bluerectangle.com/dvd_buyback.