expiredMauiCat posted Aug 03, 2021 12:52 AM
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expiredMauiCat posted Aug 03, 2021 12:52 AM
LEGO VIP Members: Amelia Earhart Tribute Set
+ Free S&H on $35+1500 VIP Points
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LEGO (link for reference only) offers VIP Members (free to join): Amelia Earhart Tribute Set (40450) for 1,500 VIP Points when you login to the Rewards page, scroll down to the "VIP Exclusive Rewards" section, and redeem the offer. Shipping is free on orders $35+.
Thanks to community member MauiCat for finding this deal.
Note: You will receive a promotional code for this item, redeemable on your next purchase at LEGO.com. Shipping fees may apply. Code valid for 60 days and must be entered during checkout in the field labeled "Enter Promo Code."
Thanks to community member MauiCat for finding this deal.
Note: You will receive a promotional code for this item, redeemable on your next purchase at LEGO.com. Shipping fees may apply. Code valid for 60 days and must be entered during checkout in the field labeled "Enter Promo Code."
Editor's Notes
Written by SubZero5 | Staff- About this deal:
- Only one promotion code can be applied per order. Subject to availability and only while supplies last.
- About this product:
- LEGO VIP is a loyalty program, where you earn points on each purchase when shopping in LEGO stores or online
- Typically collect 6.5 points for each $1 spent
- Points awarded are based on the price you paid for a product, but less taxes, shipping, and handling charges and any other fees.
- You must be 18 years or older to shop online. Using your child's information when signing up will prevent you from completing a purchase
- About this store:
- You can return an order purchased from the LEGO.com website within the last 90 days.
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LEGO (link for reference only) offers VIP Members (free to join): Amelia Earhart Tribute Set (40450) for 1,500 VIP Points when you login to the Rewards page, scroll down to the "VIP Exclusive Rewards" section, and redeem the offer. Shipping is free on orders $35+.
Thanks to community member MauiCat for finding this deal.
Note: You will receive a promotional code for this item, redeemable on your next purchase at LEGO.com. Shipping fees may apply. Code valid for 60 days and must be entered during checkout in the field labeled "Enter Promo Code."
Thanks to community member MauiCat for finding this deal.
Note: You will receive a promotional code for this item, redeemable on your next purchase at LEGO.com. Shipping fees may apply. Code valid for 60 days and must be entered during checkout in the field labeled "Enter Promo Code."
Editor's Notes
Written by SubZero5 | Staff- About this deal:
- Only one promotion code can be applied per order. Subject to availability and only while supplies last.
- About this product:
- LEGO VIP is a loyalty program, where you earn points on each purchase when shopping in LEGO stores or online
- Typically collect 6.5 points for each $1 spent
- Points awarded are based on the price you paid for a product, but less taxes, shipping, and handling charges and any other fees.
- You must be 18 years or older to shop online. Using your child's information when signing up will prevent you from completing a purchase
- About this store:
- You can return an order purchased from the LEGO.com website within the last 90 days.
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Now $100 spent store will only net you 650 VIP points (1300 if they're running a double point promotion) so from that angle it most definitely is not worth it, as a smarter option would have to just buy $100 worth of Lego in a store.
Then comes the question of the value of the VIP points, well that's questionable, $5 off coupons cost 650 points, so roughly $11.50 worth of "coupon" which itself is an extremely good value. Of course you can buy a Legoland ticket for 4000 points, which has a value of roughly $100 (yeah it's expensive as shit to go there), so 1500 points would be worth about $37.50 with that as a purchase. So as you can see there a huge variation in "value" of points but it is largely based on what you plan on doing with them, if you literally never will go to Legoland then you shouldn't really consider that as "value"
So that that for what it is, I would say get it if you like the set because most of the garbage they have that you can buy with points is exactly that. I usually don't buy directly from Lego unless it's a set that will absolutely will sell out (e.g. Christmas village sets), because they will go on sale for atleast 20% off any any of the big box stores multiple times throughout the year. So I don't have a terribly large amount of points either, somewhere under 5k I think. But then again, I don't buy with a Pokemon mindset, I get what I want and at this point mostly for my kid (as in he can help me put together my sets
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Small set (203 pcs), not sure if value will go up at all
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Now $100 spent store will only net you 650 VIP points (1300 if they're running a double point promotion) so from that angle it most definitely is not worth it, as a smarter option would have to just buy $100 worth of Lego in a store.
Then comes the question of the value of the VIP points, well that's questionable, $5 off coupons cost 650 points, so roughly $11.50 worth of "coupon" which itself is an extremely good value. Of course you can buy a Legoland ticket for 4000 points, which has a value of roughly $100 (yeah it's expensive as shit to go there), so 1500 points would be worth about $37.50 with that as a purchase. So as you can see there a huge variation in "value" of points but it is largely based on what you plan on doing with them, if you literally never will go to Legoland then you shouldn't really consider that as "value"
So that that for what it is, I would say get it if you like the set because most of the garbage they have that you can buy with points is exactly that. I usually don't buy directly from Lego unless it's a set that will absolutely will sell out (e.g. Christmas village sets), because they will go on sale for atleast 20% off any any of the big box stores multiple times throughout the year. So I don't have a terribly large amount of points either, somewhere under 5k I think. But then again, I don't buy with a Pokemon mindset, I get what I want and at this point mostly for my kid (as in he can help me put together my sets
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