Barely Used Aramith Duramith Tournament Ball Sets

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The Billiard Education Foundation (BEF) has ball sets available for sale from our recent Junior National 9-Ball Championships. These ball sets were generously donated by Aramith and only used during this 4-day event.

They're once again available to the public in this special offer!

If you've been considering the purchase of professional quality pool balls, now is the time. Take advantage of this offer while helping to support the future of our sport! Rediscover the game with the best balls money can buy.

100% of proceeds to go to benefit the Billiard Education Foundation (a nonprofit 501(c)3 foundation committed to promoting a lifelong love of pool through its youth programs and academic scholarships).

Asking $235 per ball set (shipping included)
Retail Price: $370
$15 extra for upgrade to Pro Cup (measle) Cue Ball

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I followed this link to a panjo auction for these balls, I made an offer which was countered and accepted. I send a payment via PayPal. Then it became kind of goofy. The seller ASSUMED I wanted an original ball but the auction was !specifically! for a measle (Pro Cup) cue ball set and I stated in the comments this was for a measle cue ball set. I told him after 3 back and forth's this auction was for a measle cue ball set and he said yes I understand you would like an original ball. NO. I started to wonder whether he spoke English as a primary language. Don't attempt to buy from this guy unless you enjoy brain damage and a major misinterpretation of the English language. In the end I got a refund. Deal with this guy at your own risk!
 
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I followed this link to a panjo auction for these balls, I made an offer which was countered and accepted. I send a payment via PayPal. Then it became kind of goofy. The seller ASSUMED I wanted an original cue ball but the auction was specially for a measle (Pro Cup) cue ball and I stated in the comments this was for a measle cue ball. I told him after 3 back and forth's this auction was for a measle cue ball set and he said yes I understand you would like an original ball. NO. I started to wonder whether he spoke English as a primary language. Don't attempt to buy from this guy unless you enjoy brain damage and a major misinterpretation of the English language. In the end I got a refund. Deal with this guy at your own risk!
 
azone said:
I followed this link to a panjo auction for these balls, I made an offer which was countered and accepted. I send a payment via PayPal. Then it became kind of goofy. The seller ASSUMED I wanted an original cue ball but the auction was specially for a measle (Pro Cup) cue ball and I stated in the comments this was for a measle cue ball. I told him after 3 back and forth's this auction was for a measle cue ball set and he said yes I understand you would like an original ball. NO. I started to wonder whether he spoke English as a primary language. Don't attempt to buy from this guy unless you enjoy brain damage and a major misinterpretation of the English language. In the end I got a refund. Deal with this guy at your own risk!
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Seller "assumed" buyer wanted original cue ball because the statement was posed in the text of the counter offer which buyer unfortunately missed. (see screenshot below)

There are TWO sets for sale:
$235 for orig cue ball
$250 for pro cup cup ball

Buyer made offer of $250 for pro cup set and when counter offer of $230 was made, it was stated in the reply that it was for the orig cue ball, not the pro cup ball. Buyer is also failing to mention that we have offered to go ahead and send the set with the pro cup ball to avoid all this but apparently it's not enough.

We are a small nonprofit just trying to raise as much funds as possible for the juniors. No one is out to scam or cause heachaches. This was a case of miscommunication.

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this guy should work for the Clinton Campaign, does it not say

"THIS IS FOR THE PRO CUP CUE BALL"????

but he insists its for an original cue ball why have the text saying "THIS IS FOR A PRO CUP CUE BALL"?
 
azone said:
Can you speak clearly and advertise honestly?
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Again, just for the simple fact that the message was not written clearly and for the misunderstanding, we have already made the offer to ship the set for the final amount. If you still want it then contact us through Panjo.

There's no further reason to continue this slander. We are trying to handle this professionally here.
 
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