iSold It on eBay
The Chicago based “ISoldIt on eBay” consginmnet stores are now offering an in-Store for cash buyback program enabling the stores to now buy new/used CD's, DVD's and console Video Game software for cash! The program offering will be extended to include additional consumer products like video game consoles, cell phones, and digital cameras similar to ISI's internet only program. The In-Store for cash offering is rolled out this week with the two area I Sold It on eBay stores in Orland Park & Naperville. The customer should bring their new/used CD's, DVD's and console Video Game software into the store where the associate will scan the item and through the use of the proprietary software, I Sold It will make a cash offer anything that has value. Even if the case is damaged an offer will be made if the disc is pristine. I Sold It will offer to pay cash on the spot for the items. The use of the proprietary software allows I Sold It to pay a premium price in cash for this used media over that offered by the competition. Generally, stores or websites that purchase new/used consumer entertainment media pay consumers with merchandise credits, gift cards, or discounted cash values far inferior to the cash offers generated by the ISI stores system for new/used CD's, DVD's and console Video Games software.
Eric Czerwonka, owner of Isolditonebay.net, today in an announcement said "I Sold It has long been a leader in allowing consumers to cash in on no longer used or excess household and commercial items, with seven thousand customers having been paid more than $1 million during the last three years through sales on eBay and other electronic sites. Our aggressive rollout of the In-Store for Cash buyback offering allows draw new customers into our stores by bringing in his or her no longer used CD's, DVD's and console Video game software in the original jewel case and walk out with cash!"
I Sold It on eBay has stores in Orland Park & Naperville. For more information please refer to the isolditonebay.net. website.
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