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Lego delivery charges

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Lonelymum · 18/11/2005 11:29

Can this be right? I am intending getting all my children some lego for Christmas and went to look at delivery charges on the lego website. I often buy with Amazon, and if you order enough stuff, you get free delivery. I will probably spend in the region of £100 on the lego I want, and yet as far as I could see, lego's delivery charges go up the more you spend. Bit cheeky isn't it? especially when you think how expensive it is in the first place. Do Amazon sell Lego?

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cupcakes · 18/11/2005 11:31

Some companies have to do that to cover the increased insurance charges the higher the order gets. Usually though you still get to some threshold where they give it to you for free though...
I saw on the Harrods website some lego which was cheaper than the lego site. Duplo airport and a knights kingdom set.

tamum · 18/11/2005 11:33

They are rather extortionate but I'm not found anywhere else with such an extensive range. Not sure about Amazon- Mail Order Express sell quite a lot, but again not as much as the Lego website. Depends whether you want stuff that's widely available, I guess.

LIZS · 18/11/2005 11:33

Yes they do but possibly not as extensive a range as mailorderexpress , The Entertainer or even John Lewis.

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