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How come the US seems to stock them almost everywhere? :s
Sort of defeats the point of sets being called exclusives if you ask me
Needless to say I already filed a return on the damaged set. Unfortunately because they are out of stock I am only able to get a refund and not an exchange. Ah well.
Thanks for the advice @LegoFanTexas but I think this set will probably go on sale again sometime before eol, I can always pick up another then. At least like @MadforLego said the return process is really user friendly.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/businesstechnology/2017901782_amazonwarehouse04.html: So, is it paradise? no. I sure wouldn't want to work there. but I wouldn't want to work in any pick/pack/ship warehouse anywhere. Doesn't sound like Amazon is an outlier in the industry by my reading. Can and should improvements be made to conditions? Absolutely. is it akin to a 3rd world sweatship? not even close.
I guess many of those people will find something new to be unhappy about when they are replaced by robots though:
http://www.slate.com/blogs/moneybox/2012/03/20/amazon_aquired_warehouse_robot_firm_nbsp_.html
Amazon does not currently offer the IS - do you think it's end of days are nearing? Especially with the potential announcement of the B-Wing UCS?