pm sent please check tyahh2bme said:Just posted 3 cues on Ebay...
-Dennis Searing J/B
-Richard Black-Traditional Style (Full Splice)
-Artistc Engineering- 'Hoppe' Players Cue
...Trades are welcomed and Entertained on all cues
-Roland
Houston, TX
ahh2bme said:Just posted 3 cues on Ebay...
-Dennis Searing J/B
-Richard Black-Traditional Style (Full Splice)
-Artistc Engineering- 'Hoppe' Players Cue
...Trades are welcomed and Entertained on all cues
-Roland
Houston, TX
replied to your pm - thanksahh2bme said:All Specs are done with a Digital Caliper...I assure you the numbers are correct. Perhaps its the angle of the photo.
-R
HIRUN526 said:I typed "searing" and "dennis searing"and they both popped up. I didn't have any problems.
Not true in the least..... there are MANY ways to find cues w/o searching by name.JimS said:Of course. But what if a fella was shopping ebay for high end cues. He'd search under pool cue and if the cue was listed properly, with the words pool cue in the title, then he'd find that Searing. The way it's listed now he'd never know it was for sale.
The way it is now the only way this Searing gets found is if a potential customer is looking only for a Searing. Without the words pool cue in the auction title you're missing out on a lot of potential buyers who search daily under pool cue to see what is available in high end cues.
I search for cue too but you wouldn't find his Searing if you searched for cue. Very few potential buyers will find it the way it's listed. That's all I'm saying.hangemhigh said:I never type pool cue,just cue. I have found that works best on ebay
Yup...that way works best for me too. Just bookmark, refresh, highest price first.Hal said:I go to Sporting Goods/Billiards/Cues and then look at all cues by "highest price first". That gets rid of all the crap.