[bernardwright]

Who would have thought selling LEGOS could make so much money! Here's an article about two teenage brothers that started selling hard to find LEGOS out of their family home via the internet - they made $180k last year

Full Article (featured in IncWire)

Bernard

[asam87]

Wow, more proof that just about anyone can succeed with the right idea and no turning back.

[gemini_bwoy]

Nice
I was pretty impressed by that article.
You just got another sign up for your site

[asam87]

I signed up as well. Bernard, is there a way to get previous newletters if you just signed up? If not I think you should archive some on your site.

[mxer210]

The teens web site brickbros.com says it's for sale by seeq. I'm confused....

[jimmiejo]

the correct url is at the bottom of the article. brickbros.net

[insomnia]

What a poor choice for a URL. They gotta get the .com soon.

[mxer210]

The author even thought/assumed it was .com.

The brothers plan to enroll at Arizona State University and work part-time at their enterprise, the heart of which is a Web site at www.brickbros.com that contains more than 200 LEGO items, most of them unavailable at retail stores.

[hudson hawk]

I just signed up for incwire too, you find great articles

[jpomerenke]

Just another niche in action. The problem with a site like this is once they get a few competitors they wont be making nearly as much money. The market is not big enough to support any competition. This may not be the best example, but it is a example.

[waveformpc]

It's pretty pathetic that they can't get a loan becuase they are "under 21". Looks like I'll have to wait another 10 months

I wonder how they look at people around the age of 20 (two 20 year olds and a 19 year old)?

[robyang!]

I think the thing to focus on here is how they made their e-store so successful, not what they sell.