Bricklink is the world's largest online marketplace to buy and sell LEGO parts, Minifigs and sets, both new or used. Search the complete LEGO catalog & Create your own Bricklink store.
BrickLink (bricklink.com) has 109 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.5 out of 5.
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bricklink.com
Category
Children's Entertainment
Location
Irvine, California
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2026
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I honestly can’t believe this is how this platform works. I came here to sell LEGO, not to play some kind of artificial “earn your right” game.
Forcing new users to buy something first just to be allowed to sell is completely backwards. It makes no sense from a user perspective and feels like unnecessary gatekeeping. Not everyone wants to waste time and money on a random purchase just to unlock basic functionality.
This system doesn’t build trust — it just creates frustration and drives new sellers away. There are plenty of other platforms where you can list items instantly without jumping through hoops.
If you actually want to grow your marketplace, maybe start by making it accessible instead of putting arbitrary barriers in front of people who are ready to sell.
Very disappointing experience.
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Kev H.
I,m relatively new to buying on BL
I,m relatively new to buying on BL, I wanted to make a purchase from Germany being posted to the U.K. no postage was displayed on the purchase screen so I had to confirm the purchase before even knowing the cost, relying on the seller to be honest.
When I received the invoice the postage was 4 times what it should be so obviously I told the seller to cancel the sale. I then received a black mark against my account for non payment, nothing being said about the seller trying to profit from postage costs. I contacted BL thinking they would remove the feedback but they didn’t want to know, never mind reprimanding the seller! On closer inspection of the sellers feedback he has 150 negative reviews for doing exactly what he tried to do to me, basically if you don’t pay the invoice your blackmailed at the threat of a non payment against your account.
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Michael S.
This company deleted my 15 year account…
This company deleted my 15 year account for absolutely no reason. An "integration" was unnecessary and punishing to their loyal customers for years.
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Max
BrickLink
BrickLink, despite being owned by the LEGO Group for quite some time now, still is unbearably subpar.
The entire website is just so outdated after the landing page. It's a platform stuck in the early 2000s. It gets especially convoluted if you're a seller where sending an invoice gets done via a tiny button. BrickLink for no apparent reason "purges" all orders after just 6 months and there's no way to turn this off, so you're at best left with BrickLink's E-Mails is you need to refer to old orders. The seller onboarding is also a nightmare. On eBay, I can easily register and start selling, on BrickLink, its a week-long process where they want pictures of my face, my ID card, "inventory", my tax number …
One of the biggest deficiencies of the site both as a buyer and a seller is that they only allow ONE picture in the listing and that picture can be 2 MB maximum. And even with pictures below that it will sometime refuse to upload and throw an "403 forbidden" error for no apparent reason.
That archaic one-picture restriction means that most sellers won't put up any pictures to begin with and some sellers resort to "more pictures on request" in their description. As a seller, I've had to send out pictures via E-Mail twice because of this, which is a huge hassle. Not a problem on eBay at all!
It is especially frustrating when, after making the effort of making and sending pictures to potential buyers, they never answer or you get that request AFTER getting the order from them.
On that note, if someone places on order on your shop on BrickLink, that's more of a suggestion than ANYTHING reliable.
On eBay, if you click "buy now", you COMMIT to that purchase, as it should be. You pay immediately, the seller can ship it out as soon as possible and once the package arrives, he gets his money.
On BrickLink, there's none of that. You can place an order and than just ghost the seller or you can BS him after the fact with additional picture requests, "setting conditions" and, get this, wanting it shipped to an entirely different continent all of a sudden!
In my experience, items on BrickLink also move way slower than on other platforms. In half a year, I've sold 19 sets elsewhere and only 3 on BrickLink, with the same inventory!
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Biggus G.
Waste of time don't bother ❌️0 Stars 👎❌️
Saying too young to enter 🤣 due to logging incorrect dob by mistake. Gives you no way or option to correct it. Loads of other places to use instead of Bricklink so don't bother. If you don't want customers then keep up the work pushing them away. Would never recommend this company to anyone now. Zero stars 0 ❌️
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Antonio K.
I’m 21 and it says I’m 11 like what I…
I’m 21 and it says I’m 11 like what I just want to build a Lego airplane just like Big Planes bro not cool
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Lukas
Alles bestens
Alles bestens, gerne wieder!
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Lilou B.
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