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Tony Kilaras <kilaras@speedus.com> wrote:
> > ordering will be great. On the other hand, it will cause the demise of the
> > auctions and parts sellers, who are some of the biggest AFOLers as well as
> > truly reputable people.
>
> The demise of auctions? Gee, how sad. What's next, reasonable prices? ;)
I'd gladly close my auction's door for bulk ordering. I doubt
anyone will have to, though, simply because I don't see them being
able to do bulk ordering to fit every single AFOL's needs or wants.
Still, it would be cool to be able to order 100/500/1000 of some
parts. I bet rebursting would become common, or maybe group orders,
if there are high minimum orders.
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