Pallet of new cues for sale at 20 cues per box for $100 ($5/cue) --- Comments?
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Drop $100 on a box of them.
Keep one in your case at all times.
When you get pissed off, take one out, put it together and snap it over your knee.
Repeat.
Keep one in your case at all times.
When you get pissed off, take one out, put it together and snap it over your knee.
Repeat.
Well this is opportunity of life time for Cue Flipper, to resell at big profit.
If your a gambler.
If your a gambler.
i've done this once. made decent profit, but not worth the time (for me). expect a lot of them to be warped too
Drop $100 on a box of them.
Keep one in your case at all times.
When you get pissed off, take one out, put it together and snap it over your knee.
Repeat.
This is by far the best idea
Paul_#_
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You've done this before? I thought this was very odd: 600 cues that would sell for $5 each, 20-cues-per-box, and sold on Facebook?
The warpness makes sense. But would that apply to a pallet-worth of cue sticks? The $5/cue sounds too good to be true.
it was 3$/cue in my case, bought direct from china, iirc 200 cues.
looks like a warehouse that, and they've for certain been handled outside at some point/period. expect warping
I’d by a box for $100
If they have Uniloc quick release I’d by 2 boxes.
If they have Uniloc quick release I’d by 2 boxes.
If it's close by, go look. If they are any good, you could sell them to a pool hall or bar as house cues. But I suspect they aren't built very well.
Paul_#_
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ibuycues replied to a thread you are watching at AzBilliards Forums.
I know a fellow, William, who run a factory overseas
where they make 500,000 cues per month.
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I asked the seller to explain how they weren't stolen goods. He responded stating he was a liquidator and the Facebook photo showed that the pallet was in a warehouse. He then barred me from further correspondence.
Given Pool6561's post, sellers of huge orders may price lower-quality, two-piece cues between $1 and $2 a cue.
So, the Facebook seller may cover his costs by selling them at $5/cue. One pallet seems like a lot, but in Pool6561 world, a pallet of $2 cues is probably a minimum order.
OK. Where are all the pool-cue buyers? I think the market of inexpensive cues will be or is already saturated. Maybe things are getting bad in China.
Absolute genius!Drop $100 on a box of them.
Keep one in your case at all times.
When you get pissed off, take one out, put it together and snap it over your knee.
Repeat.
You are quite the negotiator.
They would make an interesting collage assembled, cut up and inserted into wooden triangles for decoration.
Sounds like the Cues if your willing to take a CHANCE could be flipped to League Players.
Paul_#_
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I did not want to help a thief.
Had I consulted AZbilliards first, I'd found out that asking him for simple info on the source of his goods was unnecessary.