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Monthly Archives: December 2015
Australia Rocks: 5 Reasons to Sell LEGO Internationally to the Land Down Under
Both new sellers and seasoned eBay and Bricklink veterans alike sometimes get squeamish about shipping internationally. Shipping internationally does indeed carry added risks and sometimes added expenses (see 8 Reasons NOT to Ship Internationally). Still, if you’d like to test the waters of … Continue reading
Baby with the Bathwater: Labeling Packing Material to Prevent Buyers from Throwing Away LEGO Pieces
The last thing you or your eBay buyer wants is for them to accidentally throw away part of their order or believe they received an incomplete order (it’s painful to even read about, right?). That’s why whenever you pack LEGO orders … Continue reading
Still Haven’t Found What They’re Looking For: Helping Your eBay Customers find LEGO items you don’t have in stock
Sometimes customers will contact you looking for LEGO pieces in colors or quantities you don’t have in your inventory. Rather than just sending a standard “Sorry, I don’t have that item in stock” message, you could roll up your sleeves and point … Continue reading
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