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I have to admit i was wrong here, if I'd had seen the photos I would not have put the post up.
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being honest i cant see the point in this thread, and the original poster has got it wrong imo.
it's clear the seller has no idea what the cue was worth, asking several times on here what people think.
it's also clear that the seller himself said the cue was shabby and just wanted rid of it.
it doesnt matter in the slightest what someone wants for a cue, or even if its worth it, it only matters what someone is prepared to pay for it i suppose, so in this instance the buyer is at fault for paying over the odds for a shabby cue.
i mean look at it like this, if you stick an old cue on ebay, are totally honest about the description, and it fetches £100 notes when it's probably worth about £30 your well chuffed aint you, not the sellers fault its got so much is it?
only my opinion.Comment
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sorry mate, i was typing that out and then saw your post.....Comment
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I can name much worse sellers from this forum... but we've been there done that.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Cue Sales: http://oldcues.co.uk/index.php?id=for_sale_specials
(yes I know they're not cheap, I didn't intend them to be!..)
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Shall we be generous and speculate that it was a drunken ebay purchase? It happens sometimes
Tear up that manure-fed astroturf!Comment
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