Author:  doodlelist  Posted:  Nov 28, 2016 16:07  Subject:  sets truly complete?  Viewed:  148 times  Topic:  Suggestions  Status: Already Exists Cancel Reply	BrickLink ID Card doodlelist (76) Location:  USA, Indiana Member Since Contact Type Status Jul 18, 2014 Seller Store: Collectors Closet
I have always had a problem with vagueness when sellers say a set is complete. When a seller says a set is complete I don't know if that means its just all the pieces, or if its all pieces, instructions, and box. My suggestion is that when selling a set there are three bubbles to fill. One to fill if it has all pieces, one for instructions included, and one for original box included. That way buyers can know for sure that they are getting a "complete" set. Thank you.

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Re: sets truly complete? - tEoS (5297)

Here is the criteria for sets: (URL) In Suggestions, doodlelist writes: [...] (91 months ago, Nov 28, 2016, to Suggestions)

Re: sets truly complete? - jeslego (1050)

[...] When I saw the title, I thought you might be going in a different direction with this. While we have an objective definition of what a "complete" set is, there are still [...] (91 months ago, Nov 28, 2016, to Suggestions)

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 Msg 1 « - doodlelist (76) 91 months ago Nov 28, 2016 to Suggestions
 Msg 2 - tEoS (5297) 91 months ago Nov 28, 2016 to Suggestions
 Msg 3 - jeslego (1050) 91 months ago Nov 28, 2016 to Suggestions