Unknown cues on Walmart site?

Anybody heard of these?
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No. But for $577, the Wal Mart Greeter better give me a happy ending on the way out the door.
Better yet, the entire staff should. And also come with Gift Cards so I can come back for more later.
And it should include a piece of Wally World chalk.
 
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Blue Hog ridr said:
No. But for $577, the Wal Mart Greeter better give me a happy ending on the way out the door.
Better yet, the entire staff should. And also come with Gift Cards so I can come back for more later.
And it should include a piece of Wally World chalk.
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ewwww, that old Walmart greeter dude at the one closest to me.....again, ewwww.
 
It clearly states that the cue is imported, undoubtedly from china or Taiwan where most of their products come from. Probably out of the same factory as the rest of the cheap imports. Seems a little pricey under the circumstances. Most of their imported cues are under $50 last time I looked, and they were over priced for the quality IMHO! Oh well, I'm sure there are some suckers out there who will buy them when they could pick up a new cue made by a struggling new American cuemaker for that or even less! Caveat Emptor!

Sherm
 
measureman said:
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Mr.-Billiard-Matrix-Series-Hand-Spliced-Pool-Cue-MX1/12354393

Anybody heard of these?
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It's an import OEM branded cue sold by a general retailer with no connection to pool.

Looks like Wal-Mart is trying to be the biggest dropship retailer in the world. I suspect that they have a certain criteria to become a vendor on their online store where the supplier has to adhere to certain conditions that mesh with Wal-Mart's platform. Once that's done they can dump any number of products into the online store and when ordered those products do not come from Wal-Mart but are instead drop shipped directly from the supplier's warehouse.

Wal Mart is leveraging their name only to attempt to become the world's largest magnet for drop ship suppliers. Personally I would always check the supplier information and see if there is any connection to pool before buying a cue from WalMart.com
 
JB Cases said:
It's an import OEM branded cue sold by a general retailer with no connection to pool.

Looks like Wal-Mart is trying to be the biggest dropship retailer in the world. I suspect that they have a certain criteria to become a vendor on their online store where the supplier has to adhere to certain conditions that mesh with Wal-Mart's platform. Once that's done they can dump any number of products into the online store and when ordered those products do not come from Wal-Mart but are instead drop shipped directly from the supplier's warehouse.

Wal Mart is leveraging their name only to attempt to become the world's largest magnet for drop ship suppliers. Personally I would always check the supplier information and see if there is any connection to pool before buying a cue from WalMart.com
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I'm surprised your not selling your cases on there. Hell, everything else at walmart is made in china, might as well throw your junk in the mix:p
 
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