Trading Movies?: Explore3DTV.com

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December 2, 2010 10:53 AM

I could set up a place here for folks to arrange trades, but we can't enforce anything. It would be a trade at your own risk area.

Dan in the Rockies

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December 2, 2010 11:05 AM

That would be a good start, at least we could find out if there is interest, and then we could test the waters to see how it goes. I would be happy to be the first to try it out.

This site is great! How can we get more people to find it and participate in discussions?

Matt Whitlock

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December 3, 2010 9:14 AM updated: December 3, 2010 9:14 AM

Thanks Dan, we're working hard to make Explore3DTV.com THE place to go for just about anything 3D related.

I'm not sure where I want to set up the area for trades. We have forums and groups, but I'm leaning toward making it a group. I'll put some thought into it over the weekend and put something up Monday.

As far as getting more people to find us and participate, anything you can do would be helpful. A good start would be to like us on Facebook, share us with your buds on Twitter, and I'm open to any other suggestions you have. I have links to our social accounts on Facebook, Twitter, and Digg at the very top of the page.

We're still a pretty new site, but with great members like you joining every day, it won't be long until this place is bursting with good discussions and activity!

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December 4, 2010 8:15 AM

I have used swap.com (formerly Swaptree) They were originally setup for trading books but they do DVD's, music and games now.
It works like an honor system but you are able to provide feedback, similar to ebay feedback, on the traders. You are responsible for paying the shipping for the item that you are sending so potentially you could be out the item and the shipping cost if you don't receive a trade in return.

I have used it a couple of times and didn't get burned but you never know.
With old books that you don't need your loss would be minor but with an expensive DVD you would have to be willing to take a little chance.

Dan in the Rockies

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December 6, 2010 11:47 AM updated: December 7, 2010 12:39 AM

Great Suggestion (swap.com), checking it out.

Is anyone here interested in trading anything you have for unopened copies of the following?
- ICEAGE Dawn of the Dinosaurs 3D
- Coraline 3D

My preference is to get unopened Blu-ray 3D movies in exchange, but would be okay with lightly used. I am most interested in Shrek 3D, How to Train Your Dragon 3D, or Monsters vs. Aliens 3D...

Ron Repking

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December 13, 2010 4:43 PM

Dan, I don't have any extras to trade, but I'd consider buying them from you at the right price :-) Send me a PM if interested.

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January 19, 2011 1:09 AM

Dan i got the Panasonic package also. I sold Ice Age 3D & Coraline 3D on Ebay for $180 for both. But that was back in 09/2010 when blu-ray 3d were alot more scarce and neither movie was released to the public yet. Now I've seen Ice Age selling for the most $70 on Ebay. Carloine will probably only sell for @ $20 because it has already been released to the public and is not considered rare anymore. The real money would come from an extra copy of Avatar 3d which is selling anywhere from $150-400 bucks!

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