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Re: TRU faux pax: MB in LEGO display areas
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lugnet.lego
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Mon, 25 Oct 2004 16:37:18 GMT
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In lugnet.lego, Kevin Salm wrote:
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In lugnet.lego, Dustin Jones wrote:
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While visiting a local TRU today I noticed the following travesty,
abomination, defilement, etc.
Jake, is this okay with LEGO? If not, what can we do!?!?!
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If you feel comfortable doing so, I suggest you remove the offending products
yourself. First, find someplace to stash the yucky stuff. Be nice about it
and try to place it properly amongst the other yucky brand stuff. Then,
select a LEGO product to fill the now empty slot on the LEGO shelf. If there
is a shelf price tag that does not match in price the items you placed there,
then go ahead and remove the tag. But if there is a shelf tag and the price
matched the price of the item you are moving there, you can leave it alone.
Even if the tag is for a different product, what really matters is having the
prices reprsented correctly. For example, do NOT place a $90 Lego set above
a shelf tag that reads $29.99. That can give LEGO a bad name just as fast as
the yucky brand stuff on the wrong shelf. Make sense??
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I’d recommend against this, actually. A better course would be to mention it to
the management, rather than, say, doing nothing except posting a picture of it
online 8^) It’s not really up to the customer to rearrange retail stock, even
if the customer determines that stock is in the “wrong” area.
Dave!
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| (...) If you feel comfortable doing so, I suggest you remove the offending products yourself. First, find someplace to stash the yucky stuff. Be nice about it and try to place it properly amongst the other yucky brand stuff. Then, select a LEGO (...) (20 years ago, 25-Oct-04, to lugnet.lego, FTX)
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