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  1. Contrary to popular belief that there was nothing good, I grabbed these from the Amazon $10 off $50 sale while they were still $5 off the new MSRP. They combined my separate orders and shipped them in one box. The lego boxes switched from seals to punch tabs this round. I really like this set and I believe it is the first time it has gone on sale in its first 6 months. I never see them stacked deep at Walmart so not sure about future discounts.
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  2. Trains for $150USD. All look mostly complete. We're excited to build the Maersk and 3677 Cargo Train. It even comes with two sets of working power functions. :-) Yay LEGO!
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  3. Here's their direct site: https://www.jorstad-designs.com/product-page/glenhaven-castle I've bought their instructions for the Venator. Good instructions that were simple to follow. Solid build as well.
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  4. In other words, Amazon only care about how big your business is, NOT how long you have been selling on their platform. The only way to add points is to sell more. This is consistent with the other performance metrics on that page, TBH.
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  5. So I found this useful article on the amazon forums regarding the new health metric All new sellers start with a score of 200. Because they have no sales and no violations. 200 is the baseline Points are … deducted from your AHR score each time we find a new policy violation, and; added back when you successfully address that violation. Point values for each violation are based on severity level and typically range from 2 to 8, though critical violations automatically bring your AHR score to zero. (I guess we’ll only know what violation is what value when sellers post them) Also, if you violate the same policy multiple times, in some cases negative point values double per repeat violation. To ensure your AHR is evaluated in context of the size of your business, you also gain 4 points for every 200 successful orders you fulfilled over the last 180 days. Bottom line: we all start at 200 and work our way up! 532 could = No violations; 16,600+ successful orders within the 180 days 311 (odd for no issues) could = (seemingly a violation for 1 point); 5600+ successful orders within the 180 days 244 could = No violations; 2200+ successful orders within the 180 days
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  6. Oh man. Sorry to hear that. I got the email yesterday that my Sanctum is being shipped. All the way from somewhere in Tucson, AZ.
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  7. LEGO Super Mario Character Packs – Series 5 71410 25% off after coupon when you buy 4. Limit 20.
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  8. I wish we never had the major server issue over a year ago that forced us to make some difficult choices about removing features. Many things have changed for us over the past decade (plus) and the ways we made money to support the site have all but evaporated, so certain costly features had to be sacrificed. Throw in the fact we are in the middle of a pandemic and that there were two major family health issues that sucked Jeff's spare time this past year, many plans and fixes were not implemented. Is this an excuse? No, just the truth. Jeff is working on a slimmed down and more current version of Brickpicker, but the Brickfolio might not be in the final version. On a personal note, most member's LEGO inventories are probably so different at this point, what use will the data be? Most major resellers I know had their own spreadsheets to track their data. What I would suggest is that if the data is so important to you, message Jeff and ask him for it. I make no promises, but I think you will catch more flies with honey than vinegar. Stay safe...Ed Mack
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  9. It's not a job it's a hobby. If we had some warning, I would have backed it up for sure.
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