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seawarrior:
Hi, :wave:
 
Can anyone tell me the best way to order part, not sets,  using
the internet? ???

I'd rather not use the telephone service unless I have to.

Seawarrior :arrr:

playmofire:
I usually make up an Excel spreadsheet and then attach this to an email to the UK DS.  I ask them to email me with the total cost of the order and details of any parts not available and then 'phone them with my credit card details.  At that time, too, I may add on extra items I forgot before or alternative items for any not available.

Tiermann:
In the US it's most efficient to make up your list and then phone in an order to the Parts Department. 1-800-Playmobil
Your best bet will be parts from current sets or those in the last 5 years. Much beyond that and they are unlikely to have it. Never hurts to try of course.

Sylvia:
I order the same way as Gordon, but usually I just make a simple list in text form (rather than a spreadsheet) and put it in the body of the e-mail. Works just fine in the UK. :yup:

However, I reckon it would be best to follow Tiermann's instructions since he's had plenty of experience ordering from the US department. ;)

Make sure you have a part number for each separate item you want to order before contacting the Direct Service, as this makes the process a lot faster and more accurate. If you don't have the original plans, then a lot of numbers can be resourced from Heather's PlaymoDB site, as I'm sure you've already discovered. :)

If you still can't find the part number you need, then sometimes a clear description of the item and a set reference number will be enough for them to work from.

seawarrior:
Hi, :wave:

  When I lived in Wales I
didn't get the things I ordered
for months! >:( This is all very helpfull
info, :) Thanks.

   seawarrior :arrr:

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