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Lego's BrickLink Marketplace Offline Due to Unusual Activity

Lego's BrickLink marketplace has been offline for a week due to unusual activity, with no clear timeline for its return. Initial estimates suggested a return by November 11th, but Lego has since stated there is no current estimate.

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BrickLink, the online marketplace for Lego parts and sets, has been offline for a week following reports of unusual activity. Initially, it was expected to return on November 11th, but Lego has since indicated that there is no current estimate for when the site will be back online. The company has not provided details about the nature of the unusual activity that led to the shutdown.

Key facts

  • BrickLink has been offline for a week due to unusual activity.
  • Lego acquired BrickLink in 2019.
  • Initial estimates suggested a return by November 11th.
  • Lego has not provided a timeline for the site's return.
  • Details about the unusual activity have not been disclosed.
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Lego’s BrickLink marketplace has been offline for a week following ‘unusual activity’

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Lego's BrickLink Marketplace Offline Due to Unusual Activity