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In lugnet.lego, Gregory Muri wrote:
> Problems is that if AFOL's took this approach, it would then be our fault
> Lego continued to have a financial decline. No doubt in my mind that is how
> it would go down. Clearly TLC has no intention of admitting the severity of
> the color changes.
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> Greg
I wouldn't like to see TLC going down but, what else would it take to them to go
back on this issue?? (Once they can't hear us...)
Paulo Renato
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In lugnet.lego, Paulo Renato wrote:
> In lugnet.lego, Gregory Muri wrote:
> > Problems is that if AFOL's took this approach, it would then be our fault
> > Lego continued to have a financial decline. No doubt in my mind that is how
> > it would go down. Clearly TLC has no intention of admitting the severity of
> > the color changes.
> >
> > Greg
>
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> I wouldn't like to see TLC going down but, what else would it take to them to go
> back on this issue?? (Once they can't hear us...)
>
> Paulo Renato
I think it would be interesting to know just how much each and every AFOL spends
each week/month/year on Lego. Just to try to gauge how much in potential lost
sales the company would incure. Would it be significant?
Have any Bricklink stores curbed their spending? I know they buy dozens or more
sets at a time.
For instance, I know I spent just over $11,000.00 last year. Most of that was
spent at the retail level, but not at retail prices. HAIL, the clearance sale.
A smaller amount was spent on the secondary market such as BL and evilbay.
Now I realize not everyone here is just going to stop buying new sets because of
the color change. I for one will not be buying any new sets. Well, until they
are 75% off.
Steve
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