When it comes to trade-ins, Deja Vu Discs is unlike a typical used disc retailer since what we pay is based on supply and demand, and not on personal preference or attitude. Our fair value computer system ensures that you always get the most for your discs without any hassles. An article in the National Post (see Media Room) surveyed stores in Toronto and determined Deja Vu Discs as the best place to sell your discs based on the number of discs we buy and the amount of money we pay.

We buy CDs, DVDs, Blu-Ray and Video Games (see below for more details).

You always get 20% more if you take store credit instead of cash.

Note: To trade-in, you must be 18 years old and must provide valid government photo ID.

How do I Trade-In?

You can bring in your discs anytime during store hours to any Deja Vu Discs location. We will quickly go through your discs and give you a quote on the spot.

What we pay for CDs:

We pay up to $5 cash for CDs. Multiple disc sets are generally worth more than single discs.

If you take store credit you get 20% more.

What we pay for DVDs and Blu-Ray:

We pay up to $6 cash for DVDs and Blu-Ray. Larger box sets such as TV shows are generally worth more.

If you take store credit you get 20% more.

What we pay for Games:

We buy PS4, PS3, XBOX ONE, XBOX 360, XBOX Original, Wii, DS, PSP, PS2, and GameCube games.
We pay up to $20 cash for games.

As always, if you take store credit you get 20% more.

Note: We do not buy computer games or game consoles.

Will you buy all discs?

We try our best to buy as many discs as possible but we cannot buy all discs. If certain discs are not very popular, or if we have too many copies, we will have to pass on them.

What if my discs have scratches?

At Deja Vu Discs, quality sets us apart from our competitors. We meticulously inspect our discs and resurface all scratched discs.

If you want to trade in discs that are scratched, we will still buy them as long as the scratches are repairable. We will, however, deduct up to $1 per disc to cover our resurfacing costs.