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Re: an idea for the new colors in the 2004 sets
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lugnet.general
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Wed, 26 Nov 2003 06:47:01 GMT
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In lugnet.general, John Gerlach wrote:
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I’ve decided I’m just going to start buying these sets, and then returning
them - opened - saying that “these grey pieces don’t match the grey pieces I
already have...”
Yea, it’s petty, but if enough people started doing it I guarantee you it
would attract the attention of the retailers, and maybe they might put some
pressure on LEGO.
So, what do you think?
JohnG, GMLTC
wishing for a way to post this anonymously... ;-)
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This is in reply to John’s post, and a few of the other replies to John’s post:
Why not just boycott LEGO products for the first six months or so? You get away
from abusing store policy, having retailers pull LEGO products, and sneaking a
few/lot (of) pieces out of opened boxes before returning them. If the
LUGNetters are so influencial as they claim to be, I’m sure a little passive
resistance would go a long way, especially if we told the LEGO Group that we
were not going to by a single new brick until the colors get changed back.
Signed,
Michael Bosch
(“so the King won’t need his glasses...”)
PS: You could always try returning MB products...
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