Marley M.
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Marley M.
Pure Evil And Scammers
Niah H.
This company needs to return what they STOLE from the family and the ceo needs to be held to the fullest extent of the law. Poor customer service from management.
Ali
Horrible!!!! watch the documentary on this company on youtube!!!!
Cody C.
Terrible attitudes. I can only imagine this is a result of the public backlash, but you dont gotta take it out on us that yall have bad habits. Pay the Mansells back.
Eduard K.
I am feed up with this company
adi
Warning! This is a scam company. Be careful when selling lego
Citrus S.
I went to Bricks & Minifigs to sell a vintage LEGO Star Wars set from the 1990s. Before completing the transaction, I was told they would pay me the full amount that was quoted to me. I agreed to sell the set based on that amount. Instead, when the transaction was completed, I was paid only 10% of the amount I had been told I would receive. That's not a minor difference or a negotiation over the value of a used LEGO set. That's a 90% reduction from the amount I was told I would be paid. I immediately objected and wanted my Star Wars set back, but they refused to return it. At that point I was extremely frustrated because I had agreed to the transaction based on the original amount I was quoted. Had I been told beforehand that I was only going to receive 10% of that amount, I obviously would not have agreed to sell it. I completely understand that Bricks & Minifigs is a resale business and needs to buy LEGO below market value to make a profit. That's not what I'm complaining about. The issue is being told one amount, agreeing to sell based on that amount, receiving only 10% of it, and then being refused when I asked to undo the transaction. If you're selling valuable or vintage LEGO, know exactly what you're agreeing to before handing over your set. Get the offer clearly confirmed and make sure the amount you're actually being paid matches the amount you were quoted. Based on this experience, I would not trust Bricks & Minifigs with another valuable LEGO set, and I would strongly recommend that other sellers be extremely careful.
Electriceel
I see that BAM has reached an agreement with the owners of the disputed lego sets. Unfortunately it still leaves unanswered questions about the harassment by American Fort police on the youtuber Reckless Ben who used his YouTube channel to expose this debacle. It's not over until we find out why the local police force were available to be used as attack dogs by BAM..... I'd like to hope there's no link to religious affiliations in this location, but there needs to be a federal enquiry into the actions of this police force and it's links, if any, including religious! to Bricks and Minifigs. They may have paid off those affected financially by this long running disagreement......but there are underlying questions about how BAM conducts it's business model, and if there are unconstitutional links with the police authorities. BAM.....it ain't over until the fat lady sings. and boy oh boy, she is going to sing like a canary!