Best Option To Liquidate CD Collection

But Czarivey, I don't have much money...

Zd542, have you read the entire thread?

The stupidest action you could take is to sell off your CDs. Plus, there's the legal issue.

I'm a little disappointed that so many frequent and respected contributors to this forum are willing to consul what is clearly unethical and illegal behavior. I'm surprised that Audiogon allowed such a thread. The RIAA isn't pursuing cases against individuals, but I would think a moderated, for profit website that abets illegal activity would make a tempting, high profile target.

I'm talkin' about character. I'm talkin' about - hell... I ain't embarrassed to use the word - I'm talkin' about ethics.

The system relies upon people acting in good faith. There is no enforcement effort so there is no penalty for abusing the system.

If you found a wallet (with cash and credit cards) on the street, would you try to contact the owner and return it, or would you pocket the cash and try to buy a flat screen with the credit card? Most people would try to return the wallet, but some wouldn't. It's knowing the difference between right and wrong and acting accordingly.

When confronted with truth, answer with sarcasm -- it's the mature way of handling life.

Czarivey, can I come over your house and copy/rip all your CDs and music files to my hard drive(s)? I'm not going to pay you anything, but I'll make copies of the hard drives and sell them on EBay. Then everybody will be happy!