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Re: BrickBank ! (was Re: BrickBay Enhancement )
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lugnet.market.services
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Thu, 7 Sep 2000 15:41:04 GMT
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In lugnet.market.services, Jake McKee writes:
> In response to your question about what it would take to get other business to
> move to BrickBay, I don't really think that will happen. Before I explain, let
> me point out that the concept of BrickBay is wonderful. In fact,
> Bricksonthebrain.com's beta site has a version I had gotten about 15% complete
> on before BrickBay launched and I stopped work, so the concept is certainly
> sound.
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> The idea of BrickBay however is for a large amount of *individuals* to come
> together under one area to *act* as a single business. However, as a single
> business, my distinction is that I *am* a single business. This means that
> customers can rely on a certain quality of customer service, parts, honest
> sales pitches, proper packaging, professional invoicing, etc. This can never
> be guaranteed when dealing with individuals.
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To paraphrase any number of sources... "Brickbay is only a venue."
Why can't a business use it just as easily as an individual? This is honest
curiosity - I just don't get why you think it wouldn't work for a business.
None of the points that you mention above (reliability et al) are precluded by
using Brickbay as your venue.
James
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| In response to your question about what it would take to get other business to move to BrickBay, I don't really think that will happen. Before I explain, let me point out that the concept of BrickBay is wonderful. In fact, Bricksonthebrain.com's (...) (26 years ago, 7-Sep-00, to lugnet.market.services)
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