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Re: My Pick-A-Brick Experience
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lugnet.market.shopping
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Thu, 6 Nov 2003 21:21:05 GMT
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In lugnet.market.shopping, David Eaton wrote:
> Not that I have any real clue, but I'd probably guess because one or many of:
> - extra maintenance keeping a scale accurate
> - having customers constantly waiting to weigh their winnings, until they had
> gotten up to their desired price
> - making sales clerks have to weigh lot after lot (may slow down the checkout
> line, not that it looks like much of a problem)
> - better value for Lego? (Not sure about this, but possible I suppose)
The way they have it set up at LLCA the customers are able to put it on the
scale themself and the weight and price shows up. I see MANY parents saying
"thats too much, go put it back" to the kids who have a bag full of mixed up
parts. I would think the 'you know exactly how much you are paying' option would
work better to deter this.
And I know the PAB at LLCA does take returns, which I am not happy about. I am
positive people return used bricks to the shop - and I do NOT want to buy used
bricks at PAB. IMHO there should be NO returns on loose bricks from PAB.
Mark P
http://www.landofbricks.com
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| (...) Not that I have any real clue, but I'd probably guess because one or many of: - extra maintenance keeping a scale accurate - having customers constantly waiting to weigh their winnings, until they had gotten up to their desired price - making (...) (21 years ago, 6-Nov-03, to lugnet.market.shopping)
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