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In lugnet.market.shopping, Jason M. Normand writes:
> Officialy lego requires a retailer to have 30 stores in 3 differnt sales
> regions, with a gross sales of atleast 1.5 something or other before they
> can sell Legos on the web. Some small retail stores take the risk and do
> it anyway.
Note: TCS is not breaking any rules (not that you said they were, but a
casual reader might inappropriately infer this); they actually have permission
from LEGO DACTA to sell LEGO DACTA sets on the web.
--Todd
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