I've been watching these couple of Prulhiere threads closely, as I'm waiting for a cue that I ordered based on previous good reviews before seeing these recent negative ones, and I've been holding my tongue until I see my cue for myself.....but I've got to say, that right there is one of the most childish, petty, unnecessarily vindictive things I have ever seen
In simplest terms, you got a product you weren't happy with. Fine, give your review, return or re-sell the product and move on. That's the risk you take when you buy things site unseen, I don't care if it's a custom cue, a production cue bought online, or a coat you bought on Amazon.
Personally I don't believe either side of the story here is the full story, but I'm not looking to get in the middle of that mess....what baffles me is that you just had someone, who isn't even involved in the transaction, offer to buy you out of the problem and you turned it down.
What exactly are you looking for? When will you actually be happy?
You sound like the kind of person who gets an undercooked hamburger in a restaurant and expects management to make it right by comping you with a free steak dinner, drinks and dessert.......then hangs around outside to tell people not to eat there anyway
If some poor kid buys the cue at your asking price on eBay, not knowing any better, are you going to be proud of yourself for ripping someone else off? Is that pride going to make you feel good enough to move on with your life already?
Worse case scenario, you end up being the lowlife who scams someone out of $500 on a cue you yourself claim to be garbage. Best case scenario, you refuse to sell and break your terms of service with eBay. (if it were less money I'd be tempted to click the buy now button just to see what choice you make)
Though, I suppose you wouldn't mind doing that anyway, considering you've already broken those terms when you posted the ad.