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Re: Target Lies and Great Buys!
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Fri, 18 Jan 2002 02:06:00 GMT
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You may be right Frank! I've heard a number of stories of these sets
dissapearing at the last minute. I can't believe there is that many AFOLs
in these areas that I'm not familiar with. Sure some, but not that many!
I'm wondering if maybe there is just more single lego buyers than I would
have guessed. Given a chance to buy it cheap I can understand where more
people may be tempted to buy. An interesting note is that most of the
buyouts that I've heard about occurred before the price dropped the third
time. Makes me think that they didn't know about the upcoming final reduction.
Tom
In lugnet.market.shopping, Frank Filz writes:
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> Note that it may not be an AFOL. There are plenty of folks selling LEGO
> on eBay who are not fans. They have just discovered that it does well.
> These folk may not necessarily buy a lot for their own kids and may not
> normally be in the demographic that buys LEGO, but once they get their
> money ball rolling, can easily afford to clean out a store at deep
> clearance. It's quite conceivable they are employees, and depending on
> store policy and individual managers, may have an easy time sucking off
> deep clearance items (and honestly, I see little problem with a store's
> policy allowing the employees to skim the clearance so long as there are
> some controls to make sure they don't just decide to deep clearance
> something so some entrepeneur employee can make a bundle).
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| (...) Believe it or not, Lego is rilly rilly popular with families. ;-) Seriously, the last Target I was in, last weekend at the 50% level, there must have been 12 or 15 people walking up and down the clearance aisles -- most with kids in tow, and (...) (23 years ago, 18-Jan-02, to lugnet.market.shopping)
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| (...) Note that it may not be an AFOL. There are plenty of folks selling LEGO on eBay who are not fans. They have just discovered that it does well. These folk may not necessarily buy a lot for their own kids and may not normally be in the (...) (23 years ago, 17-Jan-02, to lugnet.market.shopping)
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