cue stores on here and layaways

cueball1950

cueball1950

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Ok, everybody on here knows that i am not a rich man by any means. My question is this. How does a person like myself, buy a cue that is, lets say $1400.00,. Do any of the people on here that sell alot of cues and have what i would call an online store do anything like layaways. You know. Like Put something like 40% down and pay off the balance over a 4-6 month period. I know that myself, I personally see alot of cues that i like in that price range and just cannot come up with that kind of money all at once. I know i see cues i like, like Jensen, Kikel and others that i would definately buy if they had some type of layaway system. or am i just having a bout of wishful thinking.............................mike
 
Hiya, i believe some of dealers here can work with you, letting you pay by installments(if it is not too draggy and you do pay on time), i have and done that before. You receive the cue after all the payments are done, so its a win-win for both.
 
cueball1950 said:
Ok, everybody on here knows that i am not a rich man by any means. My question is this. How does a person like myself, buy a cue that is, lets say $1400.00,. Do any of the people on here that sell alot of cues and have what i would call an online store do anything like layaways. You know. Like Put something like 40% down and pay off the balance over a 4-6 month period. I know that myself, I personally see alot of cues that i like in that price range and just cannot come up with that kind of money all at once. I know i see cues i like, like Jensen, Kikel and others that i would definately buy if they had some type of layaway system. or am i just having a bout of wishful thinking.............................mike
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Mike, we have no problem with taking payments on cues we have for sale. Have a look and give us a call or PM us if you see anything you like.
 
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I will also do Payment plans 20% up front. The rest divided over 6 months. Generally no other discount. If you back out you forefit your deposit. I believe my partner Jamie would also offer a similar plan. Sugertree cues would be the only exception to the plan. Have done this in the past with several people and it has always worked out well for everyone.
 
We have done payment plans with variable deposit amounts and length of time. We've not done many. About half have worked out fine but the other half have resulted in either extensions of the time period or the buyer backing out after the time period has expired....a mess. For that reason we are not real keen on doing them, except for buyers whom we know.
 
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