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In lugnet.loc.au, Benjamin Whytcross writes:
> Well, that about settles it...if LD can get up and running in so many
> countries so quickly, and then turn around and say that 'there are some
> "technical issues" that we haven't sorted out'[1] or other comments along
> similar lines when they HAD a good service for missing parts going until
> they decided to start LD in other countries, then one can safely assume that
> TLG can't give a rats A**e about Australia.
> [see http://news.lugnet.com/technic/?n=4913]
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> After all, if they did care, they'd try and actually promote their 'world
> club', which, strangely enough, seems to have more appeal in its UK
> branch...different magazines, 6 issues a year, and from what I've seen,
> better 'gifts' or at least more of them. And do you know what's the best
> bit...IT'S still CHEAPER than the "Australian/asian" version. Doesn't seem
> much like a "world" club to me.
Maybe Lego Australia don't appreciate the potential demand. If we
(lugnet.loc.au) could quantify how much we'd buy *immediately* and sent them
a letter saying that we would immediately place orders to the value of x
thousand dollars (and cc it to Billund), maybe they'd see the possibilities?
Cheers
Richie Dulin
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| (...) Guys guys guys. I think Lego do have a fair idea of what this is worth, and that's why they aren't stressed. True as it is that we each spend waaaaaay too much on ABS, there really aren't that many of us. I'm sure I read some research over in (...) (23 years ago, 19-May-01, to lugnet.loc.au)
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