A little less restriction: LEGO responds to complaint from Elvis fan

The LEGO Buy at Buy at Buy at Buy at Group has changed the order limit on copies of 31204 Elvis Presley “The King” following complaints from a fan on Twitter.

To build all four different images in 31204 Elvis Presley “The King” – one of two LEGO Buy at Buy at Buy at Buy at Art sets for 2022 so far, alongside 31205 Jim Lee Batman Collection – simultaneously, you need six copies: three for the individual 48×48-stud images, and another three for the supersized build achieved by combining multiple sets.

At launch, however, it was only possible to order a maximum of five copies of the set from LEGO.com in the US, thanks to the per-household limits imposed by the LEGO Buy at Buy at Buy at Buy at Group to manage inventory levels. It’s even worse in the UK, where each customer can purchase up to three copies – leaving you with the option of either three smaller Elvis portraits, or one larger Elvis image.

But what if you’re the kind of diehard fan who’s prepared to splash the cash to go full LEGO Buy at Buy at Buy at Buy at Elvis, building and displaying all of the set’s potential images at once? What for you, that most niche of audiences, when the LEGO Buy at Buy at Buy at Buy at Group is preventing you from realising the full potential of its own products? So asked Lori Perez on Twitter earlier this week.

“Your company just lost a very good customer,” Lori tweeted, tagging the LEGO Buy at Buy at Buy at Buy at Group’s official Twitter account. “You created [an] Elvis design that needs six boxes to complete both versions, but I can only buy five online. Customer service is terrible. Need a new hobby.” She then capped her tweet with the hashtag #nomorelego.

While her complaint provoked criticism from some corners of social media, who claimed Lori was ‘overreacting’ and that ‘LEGO Buy at Buy at Buy at Buy at ’s more popular now, it’s life’, the LEGO Buy at Buy at Buy at Buy at Group quickly responded with an explanation: “We know some new sets are popular, so we want to give as many fans as possible the opportunity to grab one! Sometimes this means we put item limits on certain sets. If you’d like to purchase an extra one, keep checking the website for limit updates or visit your local store!”

Lori replied, again suggesting increasing the limit of Elvis sets per customer to six. Perhaps demonstrating the power of getting your voice heard on social media, the LEGO Buy at Buy at Buy at Buy at Group – to its credit – wasted no time in making the change, announcing on Wednesday that the limit for 31204 Elvis Presley “The King” has been increased to six copies per household in North America.

No such luck for the UK, however, where you can still order a maximum of three copies from LEGO.com. If you’d like to see that change, head over to Twitter, we guess…

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