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Re: Authorized Lego retailers
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lugnet.market.theory
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Tue, 10 Aug 2004 23:04:36 GMT
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In lugnet.dear-lego, Kevin Wilson wrote:
> Gordon Thomas wrote in message ...
> > - sell those sets via an outlet such as BrickLink internationally
> > - part those sets out on BrickLink and make even more money
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> The TLC purchase agreement terms specificaly prohibit breaking up sets and
> selling them as pieces (as well as selling online only), and also selling
> them outside you own country.
Is that still the case? There are a couple of small online LEGO retailers in
Australia (that I know of), neither currently have a store-front, though one did
a couple of years ago. That one (which is currently closed for personal reasons)
also ships internationally, mostly to Asia.
Neither sells individual parts at their commercial site, but the one that's
closed does have a Bricklink store (also currently closed). Whether sets are (or
have been) broken up and sold on Bricklink I have no idea.
ROSCO
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| Gordon Thomas wrote in message ... (...) and if (...) My experience (in Canada) is that LEGO doesn't necessarily come and check you out to see that you have a storefront. They rely on people's honor. Odd concept, eh. (...) The wholesale price is (...) (20 years ago, 10-Aug-04, to lugnet.dear-lego)
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