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In lugnet.dear-lego, Eric Joslin writes:
> In lugnet.dear-lego, Rose Regner writes:
>
> > I just educate my son on not "collecting" stuff that is just a marketing
> > ploy to get you to buy a bunch of sets for some non-existent set. This is
> > nothing new in the world of marketing toys.
>
> I used to collect Magic cards (and play the game).
>
> I can assure you that you *can* collect a full set of these cards. It just
> requires patience, and a lot of money and/or hard trading.
I believe it's true for Magic.
I would not be too surprised if it wasn't true for Pokemon, though. But I
suspect it's against the law in at least the US, as it would be false
advertising to claim something is available if it is not ever available
anywhere (even in small quantities).
I'd rather TLC didn't go down this particular path, legal or not.
++Lar
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