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chanceXchange trade your unwanted dvds, games, cds and books for things you want |
available items: 2,285
current xchangers: 2,996 |
We will never share your private contact information with third party companies, we intend to respect & protect your privacy.
How do I receive credits?
Offer your unwanted items here, if someone on the site is interested in your items you'll be alerted by email. Post the item to the matching user and receive a credit which can be used to acquire anything else listed on the site.
Who pays for the postage?
You'll have to cover the cost of the items you send, however when you acquire something from another user they'll cover the postage. Trading is limited by country so you'll never have to cover international postage costs and you should not list anything on the site you are unwilling to post.
Why can't I trade internationally?
International postage can be quite expensive, particularly when you post heavier items (VHS box sets etc), there are also region issues with DVDs and potential custom fees when sending internationally. As such international trading is not something we can offer at this time.
What can I trade?
You can offer anything you own and are willing to post to another chancexchanger in your country. Usually this will be small items which require cheap postage (books, dvds, cds) but you may also offer other items, as long as:
What happens in the case of a dispute?
If after 11 days of an item having been posted it has still not been received, the trade can be disputed. In all cases we rule on the side of the receiver unless the poster can present proof of postage. If any user is found to be deliberately abusing the system their profile will instantly be removed from the site.
Why don't things have different values?
As all the items you list should be items you no longer want, we offer you one credit per item traded - this will enable you to acquire one other item from the site in exchange for your unwanted item.
How do you make money?
We don't this is a free service run to help stop waste and to promote recycling.