Can someone please explain this

A for a twist on advertising... Not seen that one come up before but you get a ton of cheaply made cues in your results that say Meucci Joint if you search for Meucci with the cheaply made ones you were actually looking for....
 
... it sure nuff looks like someone is tired of waiting on Southwest to make cues, so they are making their own. They looked so good, they decided to make some to help Southwest out....?

Maybe they are Southwest Indonesia Cues?

or maybe they are counterfeit

or maybe somebody feels they like the name & not bound to honor an American Trademark...

Call Southwest & ask them....
 
I have to say the first thing I did was go back and see if it was Fast Larry!!! No Joke!!LOL,
Merry Christmas everybody.
Mark
 
Send a message to the E-Bayer dekion1 and ask him about it

This appears to be the only legitimate feedback the seller of these cues has. It's a pretty good looking cue in all fairness and China is making some amazing products lately for unbelievable low prices. It wouldn't surprise me if this cue was every bit as good as a "name" brand production cue selling for 3-4 times as much. Hell maybe I'll buy one and review it. Can't even go out to a good dinner for $89. I'll give it to a relative next time I go to the Philippines and just the fact that it came from "America" will be enough. If it ever arrives that is.:)
 
This appears to be the only legitimate feedback the seller of these cues has. It's a pretty good looking cue in all fairness and China is making some amazing products lately for unbelievable low prices. It wouldn't surprise me if this cue was every bit as good as a "name" brand production cue selling for 3-4 times as much. Hell maybe I'll buy one and review it. Can't even go out to a good dinner for $89. I'll give it to a relative next time I go to the Philippines and just the fact that it came from "America" will be enough. If it ever arrives that is.:)


I'll ignore the rest of your post and just say; "you have some pretty high standards for a GOOD dinner". :sorry:
 
We have ISO 9000 Certification and are members of the Billiard Congress of America

What is ISO 9000?

1. ISO 9000 is a family of standards for quality management systems.

2. ISO 9000 is maintained by ISO, the International Organization for Standardization and is administered by accreditation and certification bodies.Some of the requirements in ISO 9000 include:

a. A set of procedures that cover all key processes in our business.

b. Monitoring all processes to ensure they are effective.

c. Checking output for defects, with appropriate and corrective action where necessary.

d. Regularly reviewing of individual processes and quality control for effectiveness and facilitating continual improvement.

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I'll ignore the rest of your post and just say; "you have some pretty high standards for a GOOD dinner". :sorry:

I don't have high standards for a dinner, but I do have a job. 89 bucks buy's precious little anywhere now days. That's not really a bad looking cue and it would be worth it just to inspect it. If it makes more balls than the opponent then it's pretty much top cue at the table.

JC

Edit: Ok I went ahead and bought the cheap ass thing. I'll post a review here once it gets here and I can inspect it and hit some balls.
 
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Joe, there is another seller on EBay. His name is Wengezhende or something close it it.

I can tell this must be the same seller from the way he posts his pictures and the broken English descriptions accompanying them.
 
I don't have high standards for a dinner, but I do have a job. 89 bucks buy's precious little anywhere now days. That's not really a bad looking cue and it would be worth it just to inspect it. If it makes more balls than the opponent then it's pretty much top cue at the table.

JC

Edit: Ok I went ahead and bought the cheap ass thing. I'll post a review here once it gets here and I can inspect it and hit some balls.

You didn't by chance order two did yea???

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Apparently, this is not a "SOUTHWEST" cue.

Is it still ethical or morally responsible to order one of these cue, gambling that it will be a cue of quality, worth what you are paying for it or more?
 
i noticed these as well... they are not calling it a southwest cue, they are calling it a "southwest joint" cue.
 
i noticed these as well... they are not calling it a southwest cue, they are calling it a "southwest joint" cue.

Exactly ... age old ploy. Like this one:

Need Cash and Must Sale Soon: $25,000

1986 LAMBORGHINI


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<It is in fact a 1986 Lambo Logo; but, the car is Lambo Kit Car built on a Pontiac Fiero!>
 
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ROSEWOOD-Bu...391?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item27ba68809f

Is this not the same cue or at least the same seller?

It is cheaper than the other cue.

The price difference is because it comes with one instead of two shafts.

Here's my prediction. When I get this cue, I will be able to beat the same people with it I can defeat with my predators. And lose to those who could beat me and my predators.

I'll let you guys know how this thing measures up for the money.
 
Ya know what? I believe you.
One of the past employees at our hall bought some equipment from Wengzhende.

Visually, they were quite nice. The owner was happy with his purchases. I broke many racks with his J/B
and it was a decent cue. He didn't seem to have any problems winning games with his player.

If the SW cue comes from the same cue supplier, then you will probably be happy with it also.
 
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