CEX does not buy or sell region A discs fact checked
“CEX don't buy or sell region A discs.”
Summary
CeX in the UK does not accept imported Region A DVDs or Blu‑rays for trade‑in, and its inventory is limited to discs that match the UK/European region codes. Consequently, CeX neither buys nor sells Region A discs.
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- CeX (retailer) - Wikipedia
C.E.X. Limited, trading as CeX (/sɛks/), is a British retailer predominantly dealing in pre-owned video games, mobile phones, computers, DVDs, Blu-rays and consumer electronics, established in 1992 in London as the Computer Exchange. The retailer later renamed itself as the Complete Entertainment ...
- Do CEX take US reign free blurays? | AVForums
No CEX doesn't take imports. ... Nope it would need to be on their UPC UK database AND it would be a criminal offence to sell them too. I see US Blu-rays in my local pawn shops and charidty shops all the time I guess they'll take anything including ...
- Cex - Blu-ray Forum
Cex United Kingdom and Ireland
- CeX (UK) : Stock search
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- Doncaster trade-in store Cex hits back over bulk-selling rules
"CeX also reserves the right to limit the number of purchases at its sole discretion.
- Online Selling FAQs : CeX UK
However, any items that require a serial/activation code must contain the original copy of this, either on the le... ... There is no minimum limit on the amount of items that can be sold to us in-store. However, if selling large quanties of ...
- Are there any limits on the amount of items I can sell? : CeX UK
There is no minimum limit on the amount of items that can be sold to us in-store. However, if selling large quanties of items, a bulk discount may be applied, and in some cases, we may refuse to purchase items if sold to us in large or bulk quani...
- Investigation into CEX printing fake game cases — Pomelo Pictures
However upon delivering my findings ... ... “We only print covers that have been damaged, but please be assured all discs inside are authentic....
- Cex etc bad condition second hand CD's, DVD's & Blu-Rays - What do people do with these discs? - Page 2 — Digital Spy
I don't know how this shop has remained in business, with such shoddy quality of the goods that they sell. I am aware that some people may claim not to have had any major problems with their stuff, but I just don't believe that to be 100% true at all. No wonder their DVDs are so cheap. I now know why. Really? I've been using CEX (stupid name) for 4 years now pretty regularly and in all that time, only two DVDs have had playability issues. ... I don't understand this, either. Some posters on here say that they have had faulty discs from CEX, but quite a few claim that they have had no problems or scratched discs at all.
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