I am curious why the seller would not have taker much better, and closer up pictures of every part of the cue? Why would the seller not take really close up pictures of the points, and any other part that might be of interest to a cue collector? By the way, I do not know much at all about cues, but I still think good close up pictures of all parts of a nice cue like that should be important (to a seller that wants to get the most money out of a cue they are auctioning off on ebay, unless the seller might not want potential buyers to see some flaws that the cue might have, like maybe in the points). The pictures just seemed to be really far away to me (other then the 1 picture of the joint on the butt and the shaft). I also think that the seller should offer a refund if the buyer is not satisfied (at least a 24 hour return policy, like the buyer must ship the cue back to the seller within 24 hours if they are not happy with what they receive).
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