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Re: Coming Soon ... Brickbay.com (Replacement for Bricks)
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lugnet.market.shopping
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Wed, 17 May 2000 20:16:39 GMT
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In lugnet.announce, Dan Jezek writes:
> Folks,
>
> I've been working on a more sophisticated version of what you see here:
> http://www.aloha.net/~danjezek/lego_sale.html
> Only it will be a fully automated multi-seller version written in ASP/VB
> Script connected to a back-end DB where once sellers register, a link will be
> created to their store on the main page with their store name and the number
> of parts they have available. They will be able to start building their
> inventory through forms and will get exactly what can be seen above only much
> more efficient.
> A search box will be located on the main page that will search the whole site
> for the parts you need and list that for example John has it for $0.05 cents a
> piece and Joe for $0.10.
> The full features and benefits are described below:
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> For the buyers:
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> * Easy way to buy parts through a shopping cart
> * First-time buyers will have to register and pick a login name/password.
> Your address will be stored and next time you come and buy something, you just
> have to supply your login/password and won't even have to fill in your address
> again.
> * No more of this: "sorry, I don't have those pieces. They were sold a while
> ago before I could update my page". The inventory will be updated
> automatically as people submit their orders.
> * Log into myBrickbay and view your all your orders/order status online and
> leave comments to the sellers about a particular order online also.
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> For the sellers:
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> * Once registered and approved, a link will be created on the main page to
> your store. Your store will be made up of what you see below:
> http://www.aloha.net/~danjezek/lego_sale.html
> The left frame will display your parts and part counts. The right frame will
> be your own to either supply with an HTML page hosted on the server or on your
> own site (this will be an option when registering as a seller) listing your
> shipping/payment/etc. info or anything else.
> * Log into myBrickbay and start building your inventory through pull-down
> menus. When registering, you will have the option to supply a URL where your
> images are hosted or use the ones currently available.
> * View/update/delete items in your inventory and adjust the quantity/price for
> each item.
> * View orders placed and have the ability to "backout" an order which will put
> all items in that order back in your inventory by clicking a button. Adjust
> the order status to "shipped", "completed", etc. and leave comments to the
> buyers.
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> Basically you'll be able to buy/sell anything there that's Lego-related
> including parts, complete sets or custom kits. The system is now about 95%
> completed. What I'd like to know is how many people who sell parts/sets (or
> would want to sell parts/sets) would be interested in selling there?
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> Thanks for reading this.
>
> D.
I was admiring your site last week, very nice. I'd be very interested in
selling pieces there. Can't wait to here more info!
Julie
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