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.

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.

Easy and responsive service Using SellDVDsOnline is a straightforward way to rid yourself of DVD clutter. Don't expect to make much money at all, but do expect to feel great once you're closets and secret hiding places are clear and ready for the next fad!

DVD selling made simple and profitable! I had a ton of DVDs sitting around collecting dust. I saw selldvdsonline.com and decided to check out their website. I was impressed by the simplicity of listing my DVDs and that they paid for shipping. They immediately notified me that they received my DVDs and let me know that a couple of discs didn't meet their standards and offered to return them to me (deducted from my payout). Within five days I received my check and two days later the returned DVDs. I would recommend selldvdsonline.com to anyone tired of haggling with their local DVD store.

Taken Advantage Of ... While it seems like an easy way to get rid of all the DVDs/CDs you no longer watch/listen to - they really give you nothing for them and probably make a lot selling them elsewhere. I have given them some DVDs not even opened and get 10 cents for them. This least time, they didn't like the packaging I sent one in and wouldn't give me the 10 cents but offered to return it to me at a cost to me of $3.99. At that point, I realized I would rather donate my items to a library or other non-profit than let them earn a huge profit off of my laziness.