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The reason I ask is because I am not too fond of how BrickLink handles their payment methods. I find it rather bothersome and complicated, bricklink alternative. Bricklink alternative would prefer to have it direct and easy, like Ebay. So if there are any websites where you can buy individual pieces for cheap, that includes bricks and minifigure parts and accessories, please greeetingsisland me know!

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That is my main gripe with it. Recently Browsing 0 members No bricklink alternative users viewing this page. The reason I ask is because I am not too fond of how BrickLink handles their payment methods.

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Posted September 21, edited. Honestly, I feel that that's a small thing to sacrifice for the vastness of the Bricklink inventory. Next come some additional charges for certain payment methods. I like things simple and straightforward, that is just my preference. I would prefer to buy on-site rather than having to wait for an invoice with the details. That is part of the problem, yes. Rebrickable isn't something you can use to buy new parts, but it will tell you where to find them if you need specialist parts from specific sets. It's about as cumbersome as it can get. I also sell on eBay, and use free shipping to allow my buyers to immediately pay , but I also charge a higher price to make sure I'm not losing my shirt on shipping. It finds a nice combination of stores and gives a quote. You can check out the MOC sections on Rebrickable and BrickLink and find different ideas you can either copy directly, or get inspiration from to think of an original MOC of your own. The reason I ask is because I am not too fond of how BrickLink handles their payment methods.

The reason I ask is because I am not too fond of how BrickLink handles their payment methods. I find it rather bothersome and complicated.

But that doesn't mean Brickowl isn't useful at this stage. Thank you, -Goliath. Next come some additional charges for certain payment methods. It also helps to setup an email notification and rule to ensure that you don't miss any Bricklink email. It seems that you didn't read the store terms on payments. I like how pieces and things are sold there, just not how payments are handled. Interested in a build but don't yet have every brick you need to do it? Don't they all essentially do the same thing? Brickowl Brickowl is the second of the marketplace style LEGO MOC websites we're talking about today, and it's a much more traditional marketplace, too. Don't have an account? Yes, they all deal with LEGO MOCs in some way or another, but all of them are used for different things and in different ways to make the MOC process that much more enjoyable, and a lot simpler, too! You may have got your MOC idea from someone else either BrickLink or Rebrickable or you might be building something unique, either way, at the build stage you'll either be following the instructions from those sites, following your own on Studio via BrickLink, or using the parts you've bought from Brickowl to get started. So, as you can see, there are some pretty major differences between Rebrickable, BrickLink, and Brickowl. I find it rather bothersome and complicated. Lost password?