Spotted on eBay

[billabong]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Stamford-C...QAAOSw1WJZEOyF

This Shamford cue is back, despite the starting price of £500 attracting no interest, you now have the option to snap it up right away for £1000 to save yourself losing out in a painful bidding war

It's nice, but I'm swithering on that, or this fine thing.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/OLD-SNOOKE...IAAOSwa~BYdVH8

ooh decisions decisions

[Triedandtested]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Stamford-C...QAAOSw1WJZEOyF

This Shamford cue is back, despite the starting price of £500 attracting no interest, you now have the option to snap it up right away for £1000 to save yourself losing out in a painful bidding war

The seller I believe may well have been a little naive when he first purchased this cue.

He went on the word of the previous seller saying it was a Stamford & unfortunately he's now been stuck with a Pool Spec cue that could be any cue.

[qc2]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Stamford-C...QAAOSw1WJZEOyF

This Shamford cue is back, despite the starting price of £500 attracting no interest, you now have the option to snap it up right away for £1000 to save yourself losing out in a painful bidding war

[narl]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1727224282...84.m1558.l2649

relisted, put emphasis on the cue "looking right" in the description so hopefully thats enough of a hint.

[narl]

isn't this a cue you found in the attic from 30 years ago?

Could be

[qc2]

isn't this a cue you found in the attic from 30 years ago?

[narl]

Hmm so do you now list it as authentic ? Or a replica ? Lol

Apparently i can't list it as a replica according to the spiel on ebay:

The listing that was removed appeared to violate eBay policy. Please remember that you are responsible for the quality and authenticity of the products that you offer on eBay. It is against eBay policy to list any counterfeit items.

So basically any replica cue that has ever been sold was against their terms of service,

Might attempt to relist it with a hint or two to it probably not being authentic.

[jrc750]

Hmm so do you now list it as authentic ? Or a replica ? Lol

[narl]

Ebay removed the listing, apparently ebay hold the seller responsible for how authentic an item is, and anything that could be considered a replica isn't allowed.

[DeanH]

possibly but it did not say the usual "this item is no longer available" line but went to some china plates

nice plates though

[jrc750]

URL does not link to anything

Must of sold it as it did work, but now vanished from ebay

[DeanH]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Hunt-OByrn...sAAOSwstJZObIG

Listed this cue i got a month or so back on ebay, noting that its listed as a possible replica.

URL does not link to anything

[narl]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Hunt-OByrn...sAAOSwstJZObIG

Listed this cue i got a month or so back on ebay, noting that its listed as a possible replica.

[matthias]

saw this, Powerglide-Connoisseur 60"
not sure what they (should) go for but maybe interesting for someone

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Powerglide...MAAOSwcgNZLxOk

cheers
matt

[mrbluejay]

Fedia is a bellend of the highest order, on his MW cue listing his reason for selling is he "prefers his other cues grain", and on this ultimate he's "selling as i have a different hobby outside snooker". Presumably thats being a money grabbing sack of **** that just orders these things to try and triple the price he pays for them.

I have to wonder if he actually sells any of these at the ludicrous prices he asks? If not he must have at least a dozen or more ultimate's sitting around gathering dust along with the Stephen Maguire 4 grand Robin Cook cue.

Say what you mean Narl