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Decluttr Review: Sell Your Old Electronics, Media And Games For Cash

By Peter Anderson 4 Comments - The content of this website often contains affiliate links and I may be compensated if you buy through those links (at no cost to you!). Learn more about how we make money. Last edited June 26, 2019.

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A while back we sold our house and in the process of boxing up all of our possessions I remember being astonished as just how much stuff we had accumulated that we didn’t even use anymore.

We paid to have all of our things moved, but in the intervening years we ended up donating quite a bit of that stuff.

Decluttr reviewWhat if there were a service that you could use in order to get rid of some of the clutter that you have in your house – and earn some cash in the process?

There is! That service is Decluttr.

Today I want to take a brief look at Decluttr and talk about how they can turn your old electronics, books,  media and even Legos into cash. So let’s jump right in.

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  • What Is Decluttr?
  • How Does Decluttr Work?
  • Decluttr Pays You The Next Day
  • Things To Be Aware Of When Using Decluttr
    • Item Condition
    • Payments & Shipping Time
  • Decluttr: Make Room, Make Money

What Is Decluttr?

Decluttr is a website and app that allows you to sell your unwanted or unused items for cash. They will buy things like:

  • CDs
  • DVDs & Blu-Ray
  • Games
  • Game consoles
  • Books
  • Cell phones
  • Legos

Decluttr review - sell stuff for cash

If you’re anything like our family you probably have a ton of that stuff just lying around your house collecting dust.  I know I still have a collection of 100+ DVDs and games sitting on the shelf, along with a drawer of old electronics in my office.

Why not get rid of your unneeded stuff, clear out some space and make some money doing it?

How Does Decluttr Work?

So how does Decluttr work?  It’s simple.

Decluttr review - Android and iOS appFirst, you enter the barcode on your CDs, DVDs, games and books into the website’s valuation engine and they’ll give you an instant offer.

To make things even simpler, you can download their app on iOS or Android and just scan the barcodes of the items you want to sell!

If you’re selling Legos, simply put them in a bag, and then weigh your bag. Tell them how many pounds you have that you want to sell.

To sell tech, simply search for your device and select it for an instant price!

For example, here are some items I added to my basket, an iPhone 7 and a 1lb bag of Legos.

decluttr sell items add to basket

You need to enter a minimum of $5 to complete an order, and there is a 500 item limit to each order.  So once you have enough stuff added to your cart that you want to sell, just submit your order.

Next, pack all of your items, CDs, DVDs, Games, Blu-Rays, Books, Lego, Cell Phones and Tech into a box. Each box should contain no more than 200 items, but you can always send a second box if you need to.

Decluttr will send you a free shipping label – just stick it to your box and drop your items off at one of thousands of UPS locations throughout the country.

Decluttr Pays You The Next Day

How do you get paid? When Decluttr has received your box they’ll process your items and make a payment in cash the next day!

How is your payment sent? They have 3 options:

  • Direct deposit into your bank
  • PayPal deposit
  • Old fashioned check

It should be noted that Decluttr pays for your items in cash, which is awesome because not everyone does. Some sites will pay you in merchandise vouchers for their own site, while others like Amazon will give you gift cards.  Personally, I prefer to get the straight up cash!

Things To Be Aware Of When Using Decluttr

While using Decluttr is relatively easy and pain free, there are some things you need to be aware of when using the site.

Item Condition

First, you need to make sure that the items you’re selling are in the condition that you say they’re in.

If the CD, DVD, Blu-ray, game, or book is not in an acceptable condition when Decluttr receives it, or doesn’t have a visible barcode, the company will not be able to offer you a payment for that item. Not only that but they won’t return the item to you either. According to Decluttr all unacceptable items are sent for recycling which includes paper, plastics and the disks.

The caveat to the above is on tech gadgets. If a tech gadget arrives in a condition that is unacceptable to Decluttr, they’ll make you a revised offer and give you the option of taking the smaller payment offer, or they will send the gadget back to you, with free shipping.

So again, it pays to make sure that you’re accurately describing the item that you’re selling to Decluttr.

Payments & Shipping Time

One of the big complaints that some users have had is that it takes too long for items to be paid for when they send them in.  The thing is, Decluttr actually pays for your items the day after they receive them, but they first have to receive them.

It can take 7-10 days for your items to arrive at the Decluttr hub in Atlanta, so be aware that you won’t be paid instantaneously.  It will take 7-10 days of shipping time, and then an additional 1 day for your items to be processed.

Then if you opt for a direct deposit payment, it can take an additional 3 days for that payment to clear. A check can take up to 10 business days to arrive.  So if you want a quick payment, you may want to opt for the PayPal payment.

Decluttr: Make Room, Make Money

I first heard of Decluttr when writing an article about places where you can sell tech gadgets. After trying out the site I’m impressed with how easy they make it to sell your stuff. Plus, they pay cash!

While you do have to be careful when selling your items to ensure they are in good condition, Decluttr is a trustworthy vendor with a rating of 9.2 out of 10 on Trustpilot, so you know they’re not a scam or some fly-by-night operation.

When it comes down to it, if you’ve got a lot of clutter, you’re moving or just have an old cell phone gathering dust in a drawer, sell your stuff to Decluttr and get paid.

  • How to save by buying refurbished tech at Decluttr.

UPDATE: Through October 2018, trade-in any Tablet, Wearable or Apple Computer and get an extra 10% using code: 10MORE   (Code good through 10/31/18)

Sell Your Stuff To Decluttr Now!

Decluttr

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Rating

9.0/10

Pros

  • They pay in cash
  • Easy to use apps
  • FREE shipping
  • They buy a variety of items
  • Sell multiple items at once

Cons

  • Low payment for some items
  • Unacceptable items aren't returned
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  1. Stefany says

    Decluttr determined my item was not as described, then failed to ship it back and will only let me claim the amount of the item as they described it. On April 29th, I sent a 5th Generation iPod Touch to Decluttr. It was in good condition and had an offer price of $41. They followed up a few weeks later, stating that it was not in good condition, and offered me $2.60 or they would return it to me. I did not believe it was not in good condition, so I requested they return it. On July 13th, I emailed Decluttr that I had not yet received my iPod. They replied, “Please accept our apologies. Contact your Post Office and have them trace this package. Tracking shows this is at your post office, 92748902338241543475290717.” I looked up the tracking information, and it shows: Tracking Number: 92748902338241543475290717 The U.S. Postal Service was electronically notified by the shipper on May 16, 2019 to expect your package for mailing. This does not indicate receipt by the USPS or the actual mailing date. Delivery status information will be provided if/when available. Status Pre-Shipment May 16, 2019 Pre-Shipment Info Sent to USPS, USPS Awaiting Item I sent this information to them, and they replied, “Have you tracked this on UPS ? we give it to UPS then they give it to USPS and that where you package is.” I let them know they never gave me UPS tracking information and asked for it. They did not give it to me, and instead sent me a claim form to fill out for a $2.60 claim. The claim form asks “Have you checked for notice of attempted delivery?” To which I will remind them that USPS shows they never received it. It asks, “Have you checked with neighbors that they have not accepted receipt of delivery in place of the intended recipient?” To which I state no, as USPS shows they never received it. It asks, “Have you contacted the carrier about this loss?” To which I state no, as USPS shows they never received it. I also refuse to fill out a claim form for $2.60 when my item was worth $41.

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  2. Brad says

    We were NOT impressed with Decluttr. We sent in two Samsung Galaxy S 7 phones. Their initial offer was $98. When they arrived, Decluttr devalued them to $5 claiming screen burn. Personally, I do not believe that condition existed on the phones. So to us, Decluttr was a not what it was touted to be.

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  3. Kylie says

    decluttr clearly received our daughter’s phone weeks ago (per our account on their own website, received on Jan. 11th), shipped using the shipping label they provided. They are refusing to pay her. We have been told (TWICE) that our claim would be “escalated”, then we never hear back. Order #891416, claim #1538029, Request #1557420

    This is my daughter’s phone. She is a college student who is working 2 jobs paying for college. She actually needs this money. They have stolen her phone. My wife and I will file a police report in your county and see what that will do, we will file multiple complaints with the BBB, we will post this to our Facebook accounts (hundreds of people), Twitter (thousands of people), search every article on you and post our actual story on every single one, etc. We are contacting our local news station (Chattanooga) to see if they will run a story on this. It is less than $200 (that you owe us). Please just do the right thing and pay our daughter.

    Your lack of response is unbelievable from a company that is supposedly legitimate.

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  4. Lisa Taylor says

    Do not ever send anything to Decluttr! I sent them an Apple watch 3-was supposed to received $ 69.30. They received it 12 days ago. Have not heard a thing from them & website is showing they are awaiting my items. However, the tracking receipt shows it received & signed for by Kelsey. Another rep advised the box arrived empty. The receipt shows the weight of the item, therefore, the box was not empty. They will not help me-they keep saying they are investigating but I never hear back from them. Every time I do a live chat (you cannot get through to their phone lines) it’s a different rep with a different falsehood. One rep even disconnected me from chat. I have filed a claim with BBB.

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