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Subject:	Re: After tanksgiving sale (Walmart)
Newsgroups:	lugnet.market.shopping, lugnet.general
Date:	Fri, 29 Nov 2002 20:41:19 GMT
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Dan, do you know the number for the set you referenced (Wal*Mart 500 pc. @ $10.) I agree with Dan, this *WAS* NOT a good sale. Last year and the previous (they were the same set, repackaged and renumbered from #4285) was a better deal. It was promoted as CLASSIC one year and CREATOR the other... 254 pieces for $4 during the 2000 promo season and $5 during the 2001 promo season. Two years ago we bought about 160 tubs; last year we bought just over 1,000... this year I'm glad to report that we bought one (1). Math shows a lot, but consumer confidence and happiness in this sale shows more... over 1160 tubs sold to one consumer in two years versus ONE (1) sold this year... :-)! Save your money! Steven P.S. - If you are in dire need of this because your Wal*Mart sold out, I would be happy to pick-up a few for someone. The price is $5.50 (added $0.20) plus shipping. Just extending an offer. I know all four Wal*Marts in my area are stacked to the ceiling. In lugnet.market.shopping, Dan Thompson writes: > In lugnet.market.shopping, Erick Jensen writes: > > I'm curious. That's a good per-brick price, but is this considered a really > > good deal? • -snip > > In lugnet.general, Mark Peterson writes: > > > On Friday the 29th from 6-11am Wal-Mart has Lego Bucket Nos. 7831 or 4084 > > > for $5.00 each. • -snip > > > Set 7831 is a Small Red Creator Bucket with 200 pcs. > -snip > > IMO that is not at all a good deal. Walmart also carries a bucket of 500 > pieces for ten dollars that has tan and brown bricks. Unless you need the > orange bricks this would seem to be a waste. The math says it better than I > can though. > > 200+200=400 @ $10, 500 @ $10 > I hope other stores will have something better. This won't get me to Walmart. > -Suvied

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		Re: After tanksgiving sale (Walmart)
(...) This would probably be 4105 (URL) is also available at Kmart, which (unlike WalMart) actually has real, usable sales. . . -- TWS Garrison (URL) capital letters in address for direct reply. (22 years ago, 29-Nov-02, to lugnet.market.shopping, lugnet.general)

		Re: After tanksgiving sale (Walmart)
Steven Zeigler <srz2k@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:H6Cusv.A0J@lugnet.com... (...) better (...) sold (...) Well I happen to like this years bucket because I want the orange bricks (the grey and green were an added bonus) and my kids like the (...) (22 years ago, 1-Dec-02, to lugnet.market.shopping, lugnet.general)

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		Re: After tanksgiving sale (Walmart)
(...) -snip (...) -snip (...) -snip IMO that is not at all a good deal. Walmart also carries a bucket of 500 pieces for ten dollars that has tan and brown bricks. Unless you need the orange bricks this would seem to be a waste. The math says it (...) (22 years ago, 27-Nov-02, to lugnet.market.shopping, lugnet.general)

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