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In lugnet.market.shopping, Mike Stanley writes:
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> Oh yeah, I know it isn't their fault. Lego is so backwards about some
> things. I wonder how eToys gets away with it - or do they get
> different rules because they're online only, or huge?
I seem to remember reading somewhere (eToys or LEGO press release) that they
were only allowing eToys to sell as a 1) way to experiment with internet
retailers and to 2) keep just any company (IE possibly with a bad reputation)
from selling LEGO and possibly ripping people off.
I would think that any retail establishment that has physical stores (like
TRU) could sell LEGO product on the internet also (like TRU does). I think the
prohibition may be with companies who only sell on the internet.
Ben Gatrelle
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