EntertainmentEarth.com (ships worldwide) is currently having a LEGO clearance with savings in various ranges. A good buy would be 70146 Flying Phoenix Temple on sale for $82 (reg.$119.99). Savings work out to be 32% off and the items comes with free shipping for USA.
Thanks to Jose for writing in!
Article Link: http://toysnbricks.com/entertainmentear ... ance-sale/
EntertainmentEarth Summer 2015 LEGO Clearance Sale
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Re: EntertainmentEarth Summer 2015 LEGO Clearance Sale
I just placed an order with this site (thank you TnB for giving me another way to get rid of all my pesky money >.<) can anyone confirm for me that the confirmation email asking for more info is legit? It just seems odd to me.
edit: realized I didn't give much info. It asked for: name, bank, phone number of bank, address, email, and my phone. Some of which I already gave when I put the order in.
edit: realized I didn't give much info. It asked for: name, bank, phone number of bank, address, email, and my phone. Some of which I already gave when I put the order in.
Re: EntertainmentEarth Summer 2015 LEGO Clearance Sale
One source of information I always find useful to take into consideration is http://www.resellerratings.com. As with any on-line review site, there will be some amount of gaming for positive reviews, and some amount of bias from those who are venting about what may (or may not) be entirely legitimate complaints.
That said, the reviews provided for EntertainmentEarth.com are...sketchy?...at best. My take would be to proceed with caution and only order items that are listed as in-stock--and even then, be prepared to cut bait should "issues" arise. But that depends on how much time you may be willing to spend and what that's worth to you relative to the savings that may be gained.
Good luck, and let us all know how it works out for you!
That said, the reviews provided for EntertainmentEarth.com are...sketchy?...at best. My take would be to proceed with caution and only order items that are listed as in-stock--and even then, be prepared to cut bait should "issues" arise. But that depends on how much time you may be willing to spend and what that's worth to you relative to the savings that may be gained.
Good luck, and let us all know how it works out for you!
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