This. It’s that simple. What seems crazy to you seems ok to someone elseSupply vs Demand determines pricing for anything. Nothing to get emotional about. If the asking price is incorrect, it won't sell.
This. It’s that simple. What seems crazy to you seems ok to someone elseSupply vs Demand determines pricing for anything. Nothing to get emotional about. If the asking price is incorrect, it won't sell.
“Keep things positive and productive”No. It’s a forum where you talk about everything g good and bad. Go make your own forum if you don’t like it.
Many of us love discussing all things, cues.Everyone, for the love of god, please stop complaining about cues! Cue prices, cue sales, cue trading, cue identification… please focus on the actual game instead, and keep things positive and productive![]()
No its not business, its scalping. Obviously people pay that much and thats why people do it but its fucked up in my opinion. The same with people who buy concert or event tickets just to resell.Dude that’s all business. Lol every thing you buy is bought cheaper then they sell it to you. A cue flipper is a middle man no different than Walmart. Lol the only question is are you willing to pay it? As I said I have no clue why someone would spend more then twice as much to buy a rush Simply because it’s a different color but if you want to rock on. If people would pay that much they wouldn’t be selling it for that price.
My cue of choice right now is the p3 and the price they get on eBay is wild. People pay 3k for a predator p3 “limited edition” butt only and I don’t understand it at all. I feel that’s custom cue prices at this point. It’s not like it has a bunch of inlays or anything lol
Look around bud, the whole world is fk'd(mods will hit you for the full world. just a heads up) up. Its called supply and demand, no one is making you or anyone buy anything. Take a look at these: https://ravencue.com/collections/br...JlPE61ZFPmTOt8064du7nKmWv170tOuJDrzBOc_2dGkrh Will do anything a Pred will do for a third of the price.No its not business, its scalping. Obviously people pay that much and thats why people do it but its fucked up in my opinion. The same with people who buy concert or event tickets just to resell.
If you ever want to sell that Raven you will just about have to give it away...$150 if you are lucky. As long as you keep your BK Rush in good shape it will always be worth close to what you paid.Look around bud, the whole world is fk'd(mods will hit you for the full world. just a heads up) up. Its called supply and demand, no one is making you or anyone buy anything. Take a look at these: https://ravencue.com/collections/br...JlPE61ZFPmTOt8064du7nKmWv170tOuJDrzBOc_2dGkrh Will do anything a Pred will do for a third of the price.
That is business. You’re an adult. YOU DONT HAVE TO BUY IT!!! You don’t need it. It’s not food that you have to buy no matter the price. It’s a pool cue. If the price isn’t what you think is fair don’t buy it. If I think it’s a fair price and I buy it it’s none of your businessNo its not business, its scalping. Obviously people pay that much and thats why people do it but its fucked up in my opinion. The same with people who buy concert or event tickets just to resell.
I understand people are trying to make a quick buck and the Rush is in demand but its something i just don't agree with. Why buy something your'e just going to resell? Just so you can rip someone off for a few hundred bucks? Theres more honest ways to make money than that.
I think you should have some fun and start reading/ YouTube watching about the Rolex AD vs gray market/ resellers situation. “Wait lists” scarcity artificial or otherwise, buying steel sports watches well beyond retail etc…. You will be outraged.![]()
Correct. I have a $100 break/jump cue that can do anything a $1000 predator can do (in my hands). It's 99% technique. I was a teaching a new player (and showing them) how I jump with a house cue. That is how we learned back in the 90s. When I was stationed in Ft Walton Beach and got my first one from Rick Howard (his Break/Jumps were the predators of the 90s - used by the top players Johnny Archer, Tony Ellin, etc), jumping was like stealing.Ahh the break cue market...yes it's quite something. Makes me want to pull a video of SVB ca. 2008 breaking with that skinny Schon (?) shaft and popping the rock a foot off the table. Do this mean the BK Rush can't guarantee that for us bangers?
People get in their feelings over basic economics.Look around bud, the whole world is fk'd(mods will hit you for the full world. just a heads up) up. Its called supply and demand, no one is making you or anyone buy anything. Take a look at these: https://ravencue.com/collections/br...JlPE61ZFPmTOt8064du7nKmWv170tOuJDrzBOc_2dGkrh Will do anything a Pred will do for a third of the price.
I've been buying cues for over 40yrs and i've yet to buy a cue worrying about what i might get for it later. Ever. I buy cues to PLAY WITH. Unless its a classic buying cues as any form of investment is insane. I've never owned any Predator product, i think they are entirely over-priced for what you get. That Raven as a PLAYING cue will do anything the Pred will do.If you ever want to sell that Raven you will just about have to give it away...$150 if you are lucky. As long as you keep your BK Rush in good shape it will always be worth close to what you paid.
Predators hold their value better than any other production cue, rivaled only by Mezz. They also trade extremely well. Listing a Predator on FB will get 5 times the messages and offers compared to any other production cue....if you have it priced within reason.