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In lugnet.promo, Julie Krenz writes:
> I stopped at 2 Shell stations today. One station only had the little sets.
> There was a hand written sign that said $1.49, no mention of a mandatory
> purchase.
>
> The other station I stopped at had a huge display of all the sets. I think they
> were just finishing setting the display up,the manager seemed to be going over
> what was what with the cashier. So, I asked how much for the Ferrari. She tells
> me that can't sell it yet. She said different sets will become available the
> closer it gets to Christmas (1). She did say it would be $25 when they are
> allowed to sell it. Then she says they would give a $10 discount if you put it
> on your Chase Manhattan credit card. Pretty cool, eh??
I found the Ferrari at a station off I-80 in Dixon, CA.
Unfortunately you won't get the discount with just any old Chase Visa card-- it
has to be a Shell Chase Visa (so my TRU Chase Visa didn't cut it). : ( Plus,
the sign I saw only offered a $5.00 discount. (Is this another example of
Californians getting the shaft from oil companies?)
>
> She told the cashier gas didn't need to be purchased in order to buy any Lego.
According to their display, the small sets are $1.99 w/o a $10.00 gas purchase
and $1.49 with a $10.00 gas purchase. The larger sets are the same price with
or without a purchase. The sign said the Belville and gas station sets were
$11.99 each and the Ferrari $29.99, but the Ferrari rang up at $24.99. It would
be nice if they are wrong on the other sets and they ring up at $9.99 (or
less!).
Maggie C.
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