You actually refused to accept a return of a counterfeit cue that you sold to the person. Unbelievable.
PS: Your reason doesn't matter in the least.
J
Even Wal-Mart gives you six months to return items.

(just playing, although Wal-Mart does give six months I think).
Munching popcorn and enjoying the movie........and wondering how it is that one person ends up with so many counterfeit SugarTrees? With all the pool detectives on AZ scouring Ebay I don't know how this many cues could end up not being outed at the time they were put up for sale. Just seems to me that with SugarTree cues being so in-demand with plain ones going to for what $1500 and up-ish (guessing) that any time the word SugarTree is mentioned on the world wide web there would be dozens of alerts lighting up mailboxes all over the planet.
So it's uncanny that one guy had the misfortune to purchase so many of these sought-after cues in the full belief that they were genuine without any of the other SugarTree hunters in the mix. That's an incredible amount of bad luck for all involved.
Ok, I like interactive movies....