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Buying LEGO on eBay: 4 Fast Tips for Choosing Good Listings and Good Sellers
Buying LEGO lots, pieces, sets and minifigures on eBay can sometimes seem overwhelming. There are many factors to consider before buying. Is the item authentic LEGO? How accurate is the condition of the item? Is it possible that the item … Continue reading →
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What’s in a Name?: 5 Ideas for Choosing a Username for Your eBay, BrickLink or BrickOwl Store
Whether you a buyer or a seller, choosing a username for your eBay, BrickLink or BrickOwl account is difficult. Many details and considerations play a role in the decision making process. Let’s look at five factors to consider while selecting your … Continue reading →
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Buying LEGO Star Wars Polybag Sets: How to Shop for the Best Price on Individual or Bulk Sets
Star Wars LEGO polybags provide excellent collectibility and play value for buyers as well as lucrative resale value and investment potential for sellers. Oh, and did I mention that polybags also make super cool birthday party favors and stocking stuffers … Continue reading →
Where to Buy Used Lots of LEGO Pieces
Whether you’re looking for inventory to build up your LEGO business or just want to find some hidden gems for your personal LEGO collection, used lots can be an affordable option. Here’s a rundown of some common places to find … Continue reading →
How to Avoid Buying Knockoff LEGO Minifigs on eBay
Knockoff LEGO minifigs and pieces run rampant in the eBay marketplace. Many buyers find distinguishing authentic LEGO minifigs from cheap knockoffs confusing and challenging. Educating yourself on the common signs of knockoff LEGO minifigs is key to preventing inadvertently buying cheaply made … Continue reading →
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5 Benefits of Writing a LEGO Themed Blog
Whether you’re buying or selling LEGO online, launching your own LEGO themed blog boasts many personal and professional benefits. 1. Showcase your MOCs Many LEGO sellers are also LEGO builders. Why not create your own online gallery, featuring your homemade … Continue reading →
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Anatomy of a Good Online Seller: 4 Common Qualities of Excellent eBay, BrickLink and BrickOwl Sellers
Good sellers on eBay, BrickLink and BrickOwl sellers are worth their weight in gold. Buying from good sellers will save you time, money, and headaches down the road. But what is a good online seller? 1. Transparent Good sellers are transparent … Continue reading →
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Location, Location, Location: Choosing Where to Store Your LEGO Inventory in Your Home
Whether you’re a serious LEGO seller on eBay or a casual Adult Fan of LEGO (AFOL) collector, choosing a proper inventory storage area plays a vital role in keeping your LEGO pieces safe, clean and undamaged. Here are four factors … Continue reading →
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Missing LEGO Parts Misery: Why Sellers Should NOT offer Store Credit for a parts shortage
Some Bricklink sellers only offer store credit as compensation for LEGO pieces missing from an order. But store credit for missing LEGO pieces creates several problems and inconveniences for buyers. Store credit holds the buyer’s money hostage, requiring them to make another order … Continue reading →
Worth the Upgrade?: Comparing Domestic USPS First Class and USPS Priority Mail
USPS Priority Mail is often touted as a premium shipping method that’s faster and superior to the less expensive USPS First Class. Packages weighing 13 ounces and under qualify for USPS First Class shipping, a cheaper shipping method than USPS Priority … Continue reading →