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Re: Lego Shop @ Home order
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Wed, 24 Oct 2001 02:48:28 GMT
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Yes, I sympathies completely.
Wayyyyyyyy back in 1997 when Lego Shop @ Home was just off of the 404,
(24.56 min from my house) prices were competitive, shipping was free and the
delivery was fast.
But as of late, I really have no choice, I need the Guarded Inn, really need
the Guarded Inn, needin' the Guarded Inn like heroin… ;)
But, I’ve attempted to be a bit purchase savvy. I purchased about 10 Dragon
Riders (the ones Ben alluded to) for only $2.50 and used a free shipping
coupon. But now the exchange rate is quite high, and Richard (here goes the
third-person thing…) will no longer buy from S@H for a while! :(
Bye again now,
--==Richard==--
In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Allan Bedford writes:
> In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Calum Tsang writes:
> > In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Benjamin Medinets writes:
> > >
> > > I ordered a sizeable order (no deluxe metroliner kit, this time, sorry)
> > > I ordered several bulk packs to finish up a small town church, to be
> > > unvieled at a future rtl dinner.
> > > I also ordered 2 club cars, a dragon rider, and another mcdonalds (probably
> > > for parts???)
> > > I won't disclose the total cost, but it was over $100, and will net me a
> > > free lego t-shirt.
> >
> > I was just going to complain about that. I ordered a Metroliner Kit and a
> > second Club Car plus a pack of windows. Do you know how much it
> > was?!@!#(*&@#! $380 frickin Canadian dollars. I kid you not.
> >
> > Holy cripes. What do they think they're selling here? Crack? Heroin? I'm
> > going to go cry now.
>
> I wonder how many dollars have been spent by Canadians through the American
> Shop at Home in the last year vs. what we would have spent through the old
> Canadian offices? I know for myself it's an easy figure to come up with.
> Zero. Nadda. Nothing. Zip. I have spent not a single penny on Shop At
> Home south of the border.
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> Which in itself wouldn't be so bad if there was just something in the stores
> to buy. On Saturday past, trips to a Zellers and two Wal-Marts resulted in
> every more depressingly stocked shelves at each stop. As a result, though I
> was hoping to pick up something interesting... really anything remotely
> interesting... I ended up spending once again, absolutely nothing. Anyone
> else in Canada feel this way? Unwilling to afford (or refusing to submit
> to) the steep Shop At Home prices and unable to find anything locally to buy?
>
> Regards,
> Allan B.
>
> Regards,
> Allan
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| (...) I wonder how many dollars have been spent by Canadians through the American Shop at Home in the last year vs. what we would have spent through the old Canadian offices? I know for myself it's an easy figure to come up with. Zero. Nadda. (...) (23 years ago, 24-Oct-01, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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