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"John Kelly" <jkelly69@skypoint.com> wrote in message
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> You can call it butt kissing all you like, to be honest with you, I think
> bulk sales is a bad idea for Lego. I doubt that bulk ordering has had a
> dramatic impact on Lego sales, because I doubt that many people who use it
> have dramatically increased their budget for Lego. More probably they have
> just shifted their buying from the local discount store having a sale to
> Lego Direct. Frankly, they are better served having you buy from Target and
> keeping the advertising that Target does for them.
Except they used to do bulk bricks via the retail channel (i.e. brick packs,
etc)
If they didnt do they direct, where would I now buy packs of sloping roofs
or whatever?
I dont care about the channel - I would welcome a well stocked local store
but I dont want NO channel for bulk bricks!
Dont tell me to buy sets. I am not buying 100 sets to get the 100 windows I
need.
People seem to forget where Lego started.
Go back to the early 60's when I started and you could ONLY buy bulk bricks
THAT is what made them famous.
regards
lawrence
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