Whether it's brand new, lightly used, physical or digital, you can sell them all on Gameflip. Simply list your games using our website or our free mobile app. Once your game is sold, follow the instruction to ship physical games or send it digital games to the buyer. After the buyer receives your game and completes the transaction by rating, the sale proceeds are immediately deposited into your Gameflip wallet.
You can choose to withdraw your sale proceeds any time or spend it on building your next collection. Find deals for the latest and most popular games across all available platforms. No listing fees. No membership fees. After you successfully sold your listing and make money, we then take a small fee from the proceeds! We secure the buyer payment and protect you from ALL chargebacks or frauds before sending the buyer your items. You can request payout immediately after your sale completes.
Fund processing time varies depending on your bank or payment account. Sell Movies. Your earnings accumulate in your Wallet. Developers have the option of supporting one another by using funds from their Wallet to buy games without paying any payment processing fees.
Additionally, when using your Wallet to buy games, we won't take a cut from the sale! Sell your game, artpack, levels, soundtrack; we've got you covered! You can assign an individual price to each item on your game page or choose the pay-what-you-want model.
Control who has access to your game's packages through keys. Assign testers to your game, allowing them to get auto-updates through the Game Jolt Client. Track press keys, and see when they view your games.
The best place to sell those would be either Amazon or Ebay. If you have older games, Ebay might be your best bet as you can list anything on there. You can try selling locally at Gamestop or Craigslist.
I also sell on eBay, but only when I can make more than the shipping and fees. You might try G2A. Ebay is another option. Remember you will be competing with sellers of reproduction copies on Ebay. They cost the same or more than the original game. We have just launched retroplace. Glyde no longer sells video games. They only sell mobile phones, tables, and related electronics. I look forward to brand new updates and will talk about this website with my Facebook group.
I hope you are able to get it sold. Do you know whether tradegamesin. I have a large amount of games to send, but have only been able to find 2 reviews for this company on Facebook. It seems it is a fraudulent company. I did a little research and discovered the BBB has listed the parent company, Vestuma Enterprises, as out of business.
The company used to employ 2 people which probably accounted for the 2 reviews posted on Facebook. I had almost games to send! I am so glad I did not send them. They had the best prices on the web! No wonder. They would have likely gotten the games and kept them and not sent a dime. Hopefully your readers are made aware to stay away from this fraudulent company.
Thanks for letting us know of your investigation. It sounds like a company to stay away from for sure. Second, there may be reasons why you did not get that much. For instance if the game is currently in low demand. Or, it could be that it is an older game or very used.
Any of these factors, and possibly others, could lower the value of your game at trade-in. Thank you for your comments. Glyde does not facilitate the trading of games anymore. They stopped late last year. Is this up to date …? Hi Jay, thanks for the info. I just updated the article to reflect that they no longer buy video games. The scanner on Decluttr works great for me, but every DVD was priced at. Bummer too because that scanner was fun and super efficient to use!
I would like to add a page: retroplace. Still tiny but looks great! SellCell 2. Decluttr 3. Swappa 4. Craigslist 5. GameStop 6. Amazon 7. The Old School Game Vault 8.
DK Oldies 9. Gameflip PlayerUp Facebook Marketplace Best Buy OfferUp Trade4Cash Summary. Comments What a great list of resources!!! This is good information. Hi, thanks for the list. I want To sell Steam gift card keys. You make a good point. Hi there, We have just launched retroplace. That sounds interesting! I might have to check that out.
Thanks for sharing! Thank you for your positive praise!
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