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Why does Emazers buy 40-50 sets or more of one set!!!!!!!

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I didn't know that Amazon reset its purchase counts.  I guess that's smart on Amazon's part.  In an ideal world, there would be no limits.

 

They do. I was speaking to a customer rep on the UK site, complaining about why they were shifting around the limits on the SW Advent Calendar. She openly said the limits last a week, and then I am free to order more. I asked if this was across all the Amazon stores, and she said that she cannot vouch for that information but it is likely correct.

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    • Pirate
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      I'm not about to give myself brain damage trying to read this weekly wall of text nightmare.

    • emazers
      emazers

      Well since my name is poping up alot about why I buy 40 - 60 sets of one item. Now I am not a Collector, and never stated that i had more sets than most of you guys, but when I started buy lego it was

    • redcell
      redcell

      I'm curious to know what "small sets" these guys were buying, what they paid for them, and what they were expecting to make off of them.  I make tons of money every year selling the small and medium s

    They do. I was speaking to a customer rep on the UK site, complaining about why they were shifting around the limits on the SW Advent Calendar. She openly said the limits last a week, and then I am free to order more. I asked if this was across all the Amazon stores, and she said that she cannot vouch for that information but it is likely correct.

     

    Seems pretty smart of Amazon to me - they avoid the "sold out in 60 seconds to the same buyer" problem while still encouraging anyone who really want to buy from them to keep right on doing it.

     

    Thanks for the info, this will help me a lot going forward.

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