“a better way to buy, sell, and trade your unwanted CDs or DVDs” www.pushplayagain.com.

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“a better way to buy, sell, and trade your unwanted CDs or DVDs”

- What is it? An online CD and DVD shopping and trading site A consumer-to-consumer and a business-to- consumer membership site that helps facilitate transactions

How does it work? An interested customer must become a member; ensures quality transactions Members can log in and catalog their old CDs and DVDs in hopes of selling or trading for new ones Members can browse other catalogs and purchase those “hard to find” CDs or DVDs

Value to member Get rid of old CDs and DVDs that you are no longer listening to or watching Acquire new media legally and without scrutiny

Cost to member Monthly memberships are $5.99 Transaction fees are $1.99, regardless of the price you sell your CD or DVD (paid by seller) Trade your media for other media and it is free of charge Shipping is paid by seller

Dig out your old CDs and DVDs