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S@H [was Re: new lego sets? are they crazy?]
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lugnet.dear-lego
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Sat, 4 Aug 2001 05:10:48 GMT
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In lugnet.town, Bradley Dale writes:
> In lugnet.town, Constantine Hannaher writes:
> > Lego separated the cost of shipping in the Shop at Home catalog, if I
> > remember correctly, so that the price of the individual items could be
> > compared to other sources more easily.
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> Well it sucks! At least in Canada, where a "3.99 US" set has $4.50 US
> shipping. And they the want our taxes in US$..... Now I never use S@H, even
> though I would use it every month if not for the misleading and unreasonable
> princing changes.
I'm not getting how you think the prices are misleading or unreasonable. S@H
ships USPS Priority Mail when practicable. Priority Mail starts at $3.50
(trust me, I sent what was essentially one 8.5x11 sheet of paper today, and it
cost $3.50. . .). Otherwise, S@H prices are basically MSRP. As far as I can
tell, S@H is the same as any other mail-order source of Lego, except that they
have a better selection and fewer good sales.
Now if anyone wants to complain about S@H, the catalogs would be a good place
to start. I got my Summer catalog a while back, and placed a fairly large
order. I don't plan on placing another order any time soon. So what comes
with my order? The *other* Summer catalog. . .and the first thing I see in it
is a product that I want and would have ordered, had I known it was still
available. Now it's too late. This does not make me happy. Apparently,
though, making work for their catalog designers is more important to S@H than
selling product, making customers happy, or actually letting anyone know what
they're supposed to be selling.
TWS Garrison
Extra line to try to make the Lugnet software actually work. . .
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