Hi,
Why is there a six-hour delay between someone placing an order and it reaching
me?
/Mikael
Times on BrickLink are in the US East coast time zone (EDT at the moment, that’s
UTC − 4)
So, except for a couple weeks in March and October, it’s 6 hours from
Hi,
Why is there a six-hour delay between someone placing an order and it reaching
me?
/Mikael
Times on BrickLink are in the US East coast time zone (EDT at the moment, that’s
UTC − 4)
So, except for a couple weeks in March and October, it’s 6 hours from
Central European Summer Time (UTC + 2).
I've just updated my store inventory with a big tier-based sale covering
over 1,000 lots!
Here is a quick breakdown of what you'll find:
* LOW-Velocity Lots: Deep discounts up to 50% off!
* Slow and Steady Sellers: Marked down between 15% and 35% off.
* Bulk Quantities: Many lots have had their bulk settings updated, making it
easier than ever to grab BIG quantities you need for large MOCs or stock top-offs.
Whether you are hunting for specific part out pieces, expanding your build bin,
or looking for solid bulk deals, there is a huge variety across multiple colors
and categories.
I see that - but I feel that my question still stands - is it really a different
print? or is the no wrinkle version just a lighter print / misprint?
I just transformed your text into macros to show the official pics and to have
the links if someone wanted more info (like in which sets each can be found).
Is it worth pointing out that the OP's torso with wrinkle on the left (right
in photo) side does not have the additional mark/wrinkle on the lower right (left
in photo)?
The official Lego render doesn't show this mark; it's hidden by a hand.
Not sure if in right thread but would like to request a feature for sellers.
To put items on sale in our stores we have to manually apply a sale percentage
and save, then manually remove and save. If I want to put my whole store on a
sale for a week and advertise this I have make sure that I and around to do this,
why is there now way of scheduling a sale start and end date/time.
Please can you implement a scheduling feature or timer to automatically start
or end a store sale?
If you are going to do a sale then you are more likely to get orders. And if
you are going to get orders then you ought to be around to process them.
I am around to pick/pack and send orders but I ain't up at midnight to start
a sale on the 1st and end on the 8th at midnight (for example). Would you not
think this would benefit BL sellers who can just set their sales to start and
end automatically or did you just want to pipe in your two pence worth?
Not sure if in right thread but would like to request a feature for sellers.
To put items on sale in our stores we have to manually apply a sale percentage
and save, then manually remove and save. If I want to put my whole store on a
sale for a week and advertise this I have make sure that I and around to do this,
why is there now way of scheduling a sale start and end date/time.
Please can you implement a scheduling feature or timer to automatically start
or end a store sale?
If you are going to do a sale then you are more likely to get orders. And if
you are going to get orders then you ought to be around to process them.
Well, this is a game changer.
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Notice from Pirateship:
Effective today, July 15th, USPS has unified ounce-based Ground Advantage pricing
for under 1 pound packages shipped to rural ZIP Codes. This is the same change
they recently made for under 1 pound shipments to non-contiguous destinations.
👇 What's changing
All packages under 1 pound shipped to rural ZIP Codes will be charged the 15.99
oz rate. Packages shipped from those rural ZIP Codes remain unaffected (unless
shipping to another rural destination).
For example: When shipping to a rural destination, shipping a 2 oz package now
costs the same as a 15.99 oz package.
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It's a difference of $1.33 - $1.90 according to my chart.
So, now what? We all will need the API. BrickLink needs to address this.
~Jen
Yeah, this is a problem.. Have already encountered a handful of orders to zone
6/7 in places like California and New York where under 4oz. orders are costing
~$8+ to ship instead of ~$5...
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