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"Amazon\u2019s Trade-In Program, which allows customers to trade in specific items for Gift Card credit, is now accepting\u00A0laptops and netbooks, following feedback from customers.\r\n\r\nThis news isn't too surprising, as Amazon is adding new products to its\u00A0Trade-In Program constantly, but the addition certainly makes Amazon's program a bit more complete. Also, it's good to see that the giant is taking in feedback.\r\n\r\nOnly back in April, Amazon began accepting CDs, and at the time we found that\u00A0the trade-in titles are actually only sold to third-party merchants, and are not listed by Amazon directly on the site; \u201Cat the moment,\u00A0Amazon does not resell used CDs, though a variety of used and like new offerings are available through [its] marketplace,\u201D the company told us.\r\n\r\nFrom Amazon:\r\nAmazon\u2019s Trade-In Program is simple, offers competitive values and has extensive selection.\u00A0The process is easy\u2014just visit\u00A0www.amazon.com/tradein, and search for the items you\u2019d like to trade in. AnAmazon.com\u00A0Gift Card will be deposited into your account upon receipt of the items.\u00A0Customers can trade-in their CDs, movies, textbooks, video games, laptops, netbooks and other electronics all in one place, even in one box! \u00A0Plus, the Amazon Trade-In Program provides customers the convenience of free shipping and transparent, simple condition descriptions.\r\n\r\nIt's a pretty cut and dry case here, but as Amazon rolls out to offering trade-ins for more and more items, revenue from this program alone could grow pretty high -- as customers look to get rid of their unused things without going through the trouble of selling them on eBay.\r\n\u27A4\u00A0Amazon\u00A0Trade-In"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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