We had to refund a customer who ordered part# 4066 in trans light blue which
was extracted from set#10507
The part# is wrongly listed, it should be part #76371 which is an alternate but
has a tube in the center of the brick.
The customer had no use for the tubed part so we refunded in full.
Thank you.
When you part out a set, it's your responsibility to see if your copy has
the alternates.
In Catalog, Heartbricker writes:
We had to refund a customer who ordered part# 4066 in trans light blue which
was extracted from set#10507
The part# is wrongly listed, it should be part #76371 which is an alternate but
has a tube in the center of the brick.
The customer had no use for the tubed part so we refunded in full.
Thank you.
When you part out a set, it's your responsibility to see if your copy has
the alternates.
In Catalog, Heartbricker writes:
We had to refund a customer who ordered part# 4066 in trans light blue which
was extracted from set#10507
The part# is wrongly listed, it should be part #76371 which is an alternate but
has a tube in the center of the brick.
The customer had no use for the tubed part so we refunded in full.
Thank you.
We took responsibility and refunded the buyer in full.
Just trying to be good Briclinkers by reporting this so other users avoid it.
But thanks for the lesson...
The part# is wrongly listed, it should be part #[p=76371,15] which is an alternate but
has a tube in the center of the brick.
The customer had no use for the tubed part so we refunded in full.
Thank you.
The part# is wrongly listed, it should be part #[p=76371,15] which is an alternate but
has a tube in the center of the brick.
The customer had no use for the tubed part so we refunded in full.
Thank you.
Yup, the set doesn't list the tubed part as a possible alternate so we didn't
think to check when we parted them out.
Thank you.
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