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11. Re: 2013 Brickset Raffle *ENTRY TO RAFFLE NOW CLOSED*

    

    Comment by legoprods · May 2013 · Home› Community and Events

    Went out for a late run and forgot about this. How could I! @Legoboy is quite silent this one... I have a bad feeling ;-) I think we've had enough with the @xxxxx joke :-)

12. Re: Predictions on Discontinuing Sets and their Secondary Market Value

    

    Comment by gmonkey76 · May 2020 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    My fear is this. Set xxxxx is set to retire date x, and is currently out of stock. Date x has passed, and the factory is closed/set is still out of stock. Set is now retired without being restocked, and covid didn't effect the date, it just never came back into stock.

13. Re: Amazon.fr Deals

    

    Comment by eMJeeNL · June 2018 · Home› Shopping Elsewhere

    I responded: Hello, This mail is in regard to my cancelled order #xxx-xxxxxxx-xxxxx. I do not agree with you "le prix de l'article Lego City 60200 Capitale (ASIN : B07BLGD9YV) tait manifestement erron, as it is very common for Amazon to have significantly lower prices than recommend retail, and therefore I expect you to…

14. Re: Mr. Gold hunt thread

    

    Comment by SpaceCake · May 2013 · Home› Collecting

    No! After I was certain it was Mr Gold (the lightsaber handle piece is a complete giveaway) I rapidly skipped around the shop to complete my shopping whilst whistling "I've got a Golden Ticket" from Willy Wonka! I must admit, had anyone attempted to touch my basket then all heck would CERTAINLY have broken loose..!! Still…

15. Re: Slimeiest thing that's happened to you on ebay

    

    Comment by dougts · January 2016 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    I never ever ever use the "make an offer" option. You are just inviting every lowball ridiculous offer to come out of the wordwork. And buyer's never want to pay asking price - after all, you say you are willing to consider offers, right? Of course ebay always has "offer" set to ON by default, so you have to remember to…

16. Re: Buying from Amazon

    

    Comment by Lambringo · October 2011 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    Amazon.fr has some great prices and the shipping to Australia is extremely cheap and the new tracker (thanks Huw) finally pushed me over the purchasing edge, but I have noticed that the price at checkout is lower than the price for the item when browsing. For example, 10211 Grand Emporium is EUR 147,90, but if I go to…

17. Re: LEGO fight Against Chinese counterfeit LEGO

    

    Comment by datsunrobbie · September 2016 · Home› Everything else LEGO

    I can think of two easy ways to identify sets without using pictures or swapping names. To me they seem obvious, so they probably would not withstand legal challenges. Last time I checked, UPC codes were assigned by manufacturers, with 5 digits assigned to the vendor (73419=LEGO,18569=Lepin) and 5 digits assigned by the…

18. Re: Minifigures and their Secondary Market Value

    

    Comment by samiam391 · July 2013 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    You only get less clueless by being curious! The simple answer to all those questions is yes. I expect the history of all past exclusives to be continually redundant. Even with re-releases of similar minifigures, minifigures/sets continue to hold their value if they are limited to a xxxxx number. In specfic reference to…

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