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In lugnet.lego, John Neal wrote:
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Now, if I produce 200 shirts and decide to sell them, and I say as a
selling point that only 200 will be made, I believe I am obligated to
restrict myself to that number, no matter how fast I might sell them out.
Part of the reason that they might have sold so quickly could be the
“promised” limitedness of the shirt. Though I might have screwed myself in
terms of limited profit in the short term, my reputation as a business of
integrity is far more important in the long term.
Even if TLC apologized and offered to buy back any of the extra 10152s that I
bought, I wouldn’t take them up on their offer. I just want them to stick
with facts and certainties, or let us know if plans are just plans and not
set in stone.
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You know what, at this point if I was head of marketting at TLC I would pull the
new run from S@H and only supply them to Maersk. That’d make money for the
company AND save their integrity (1).
ROSCO
(1) As percieved by a small number of AFOLs
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