Missing cue at Expo - $200 Reward

[SpiderWebComm]

$200 Reward from Ron Vitello

Ron Vitello left a cue in our booth (The Action Report / Pool Lessons Online) and left without it. It's not an expensive cue, it's a 4 point cue (green/brown points) with a predator shaft.

He had a friend of mine drive him to his car on top of the parking lot so he set it against the table near the pool table and ended up leaving without it.

Ron says that particular predator shaft means a lot to him and whoever has the butt can keep it (he could care less). If anyone knows anything about the cue and can return the shaft to Ron, he'll give them $200 cash plus all of the aiming / diamond system lessons they can handle.

He's pretty sick over this - he was joking about how he's getting old, leaving stuff behind.

If anyone knows anything about the cue and can return the shaft, Ron will take GOOD care of you - no strings attached. Keep the butt for your troubles.

Ron Vitello
Cell: 917-656-7189
Home: 212-737-0077

 

[cookie man]

Gotta bump this. Hope someone can help out a great guy.

 

[SpiderWebComm]

Just got a call from Ron. He got his cue back.

 

[the420trooper]

Just got a call from Ron. He got his cue back.

That's incredible....I didn't think anyone who ever lost a cue got it back..unless they found it in a pawnshop.

It's nice to hear a story of a lost cue that ends with someone having their property returned to them. (It's not very common.)

 

[jersey jer]

Just got a call from Ron. He got his cue back.

that's awesome. i was hoping it was one of the friends hangin @ the booth that mighta picked it up instead of just a opportunistic passer by. is that the case?

 

[ctyhntr]

Happy Ending! For what its worth, considering the size of the expo and the number of attendees, I'm glad this is the only instance of missing cue that I've heard.

 

[Nostroke]

That's incredible....I didn't think anyone who ever lost a cue got it back..unless they found it in a pawnshop.

It's nice to hear a story of a lost cue that ends with someone having their property returned to them. (It's not very common.)

I think it is common in cues. Pool is such a small community and many times the thieves dont consider this. I know of many cases where cues from 200-$6K have been stolen and recovered

 

[TX Poolnut]

Glad to hear he got it back. :smile: