F/S: Nitti, Falcon J/B, and Whitten Case

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robmare

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Looking to sell my sticks and case. I have for sale is a Chris Nitti. Weighs around 19oz. The shaft is 12.5mm (1 shaft only). I forgot what tip it has on it but it is a layered tip. It has a radial pin and has an Irish Linen wrap. Signature is in between the points reading "Nitti 2004 (16)".I also have a Falcon jump/break cue. Weighs around 20oz. The shaft is 12.5mm and it has a Lepro tip. Both cues roll straight together/apart. These two cues come w/ a leather embossed Ostrich print Whitten 2x2 case. No tears/rips. Just your normal wear on the bottom which you can see in one of the pics. Only selling as a package. I'm asking $425 shipped. Any questions, please feel free to PM/email me. Only shipping in the US. US postal money preferred but I will also accept Paypal. Thanks. Pics:

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Thanks,
Rob
 
Wow..thats was quick! Through PM...CINCYMAN has first dibs..BUCKEYEJIM and PHINMOLE has 2nd and 3rd dibs..hopefully everything works out. I'll keep everyone posted. Thanks...

Rob
 
What a steal! I mean, deal? lol.. What a steal! Darnit, I need to pay more attention!

Felix
 
I am not sure if the price his asking is correct..but if it is...it will be a steal...it will not last long....it could be a typo ($1,425)????...
 
It had to be a typo! If not this is further proof that I should never take my eye off this forum!
 
robmare said:
Wow..thats was quick! Through PM...CINCYMAN has first dibs..BUCKEYEJIM and PHINMOLE has 2nd and 3rd dibs..hopefully everything works out. I'll keep everyone posted. Thanks...

Rob
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thanks rob i will take it. i sent you a pm!!!
 
Shouldhave been handled differently

robmare said:
I apoolgize if I've caused any inconveniences but I've sold it locally. Again, I'm sorry...
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So between 10:51 last night when you had acknowledged more than one committed buyer and 3:15 this afternoon you have sold this cue locally. That is not cool and you have probably just made your bed here at AZBilliards.
Good luck with any future endeavors here as it is rightfully a tough bunch.

Kevin
 
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Kevin Lindstrom said:
So between 10:51 last night when you had acknowledged more than one committed buyer and 3:15 this afternoon you have sold this cue locally. That is not cool and you have probably just made your bed here at AZBilliards.
Good luck with any future endeavors here as it is rightfully a tough bunch.

Kevin
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Sorry Rob, but Kevin is dead on. You cant do stuff like that. If someone
gave you asking price, you cant then sell it locally later on. Sorry bud,
but I think you'll also have a tough time selling here again. Good luck with
all anyway. Dom.
 
robmare said:
Wow..thats was quick! Through PM...CINCYMAN has first dibs..BUCKEYEJIM and PHINMOLE has 2nd and 3rd dibs..hopefully everything works out. I'll keep everyone posted. Thanks...

Rob
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Way not cool.:eek:

Lets call it what it is . . . . sellers remorse. I say that based on the above where the seller confirms CINCYMAN has first dibs. I would be really upset if I were the buyer and this was done to me. The package was underpriced but once posted and a buyer confirmed it's too late to back out.:(

Just my 2 cents
 
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Low end pricing:

Whitten 2x2...............$250
Falcon J/B.................$125
Nitti iv jt player..........$600

Package low value.......$975

I can understand that you would reconsider when everyone brought the "low" asking price to his your attention, but you made the price. In a case where you might renig on a deal, just ask for private offers. An item is worth no more than your asking price. When someone meetc that and you agree, it should be a sale.

In the future, if you want to hold out or ask for a better deal, do your research before you list an item. However, it will be hard for you to recover from this on here....not impossible, but really hard.

Personally, I would have been very leary of items being sold at such a really low price. I am not trying to infer anything, but it has been my experience that if a deal seems too good to be true, it probably is.

Joe
 
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