This cue sales thing gets ridiculous

cuesblues said:
Yes I do, and no.7 is not one of them.
The rule is there for a few reasons, and one is to keep previously banned trolls
with multiple aliases from offering their uneducated opinion.
Rule no. 7 ties the hands of troublemakers and people who never buy or sell
anything, so of course you would think it's a stupid rule.
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Yep.......
 
cuesblues said:
Yes I do, and no.7 is not one of them.
The rule is there for a few reasons, and one is to keep previously banned trolls
with multiple aliases from offering their uneducated opinion.
Rule no. 7 ties the hands of troublemakers and people who never buy or sell
anything, so of course you would think it's a stupid rule.
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Tell me, is someone selling a production cue for 200 dollars more than their competitors "educated"?
 
If this thread is anything to go by, those that get their knickers in a twist over the consumer actually having a say on the prices of the goods they are buying [gasp!] are:

1. Sellers.
2. Flippers.
3. Gamblers.

Join. The. Dots.
 
I would say instead of complaining simply screenshot wherever you found the info and post it into the thread with no comments.... Not sure how the OP would feel but buyers will love you and the mod really can't take it down with no comments.....
 
cuesblues said:
Yes I do, and no.7 is not one of them.
The rule is there for a few reasons, and one is to keep previously banned trolls
with multiple aliases from offering their uneducated opinion.
Rule no. 7 ties the hands of troublemakers and people who never buy or sell
anything, so of course you would think it's a stupid rule.
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BINGO. Buy or sell anything. Well, mom hides her credit card a lot better now, she knows Thaiger better than anyone ;)
 
Well said.

Type79 said:
And as to the original point of this thread, public price-knocking is not only poor taste, but is none of anyone's business. A buyer should be educated and if they are not, they are 50% to blame for a poor deal.
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Ron Swanson said:
Tell me, is someone selling a production cue for 200 dollars more than their competitors "educated"?
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You don't understand the market at all, in fact who is this greedy man on AZ selling
production cues at $200 above the competition?
If we are talking about some ridiculously overpriced Predator models, Jacoby,
Predator-Samsara, even Schon, there could easily be a $200 price difference from
seller to seller, just like anything else for sale on the internet.
The discounts are all over the board, I should know because although I concentrate
on nice custom cues, I am one of the only authorized OB repair shops in Colorado,
which allows me access to certain proprietary parts, and a discount on OB shafts & cues.
Do I get the same discount as Seyberts, no, but I'm not trying to compete with anybody.

Coco the Monkey could Goggle pool cues and find the best prices
 
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