McDaniel on Ebay......watch out!

Zero feedback,only 1 photo-the butt. a $2500+ cue that is up with no reserve.....I could go on and on.
 
It's been ran through ebay several times along with the Mottey that has zero feedback, no reserve, 1 picture (bad one at that) and cue worth around $3400. Ebay police's everything but the crooks or items that raise a flag. It's just getting ridiculous. THAT"S ALL FOLK's!!!!!!!!
 
Mcdaniel

$2500 cue is not even close, that cue now that Bill has retired is worth alot more than that. That is one of the fanciest cues Bill ever made and
all his cues will just continue to go up in value. This cue is out there to be had but usually around the $4500 range.
 
This listing has to be fake. I'm 99.99% sure that only 1 purple heart Lazy S Mcdaniel Custom Cue was ever made, I bought it and 5 other New Mcdaniel Custom Cues, from a collector in Chicago weeks after he took delivery, bad week at the track, or casino?. I sold the purple heart cue to a collector in Japan. I know for a fact the person, I sold the cue to still has it in his collection. Buyer beware, this one looks like baaaad news! I hope this info. will help stop someone from getting screwed! Side note the $4500.00 price mention in a previous post is fairly close to it's value new unplayed. My guess is $4500.00-$5000.00
Dave
 
dacue said:
This listing has to be fake. I'm 99.99% sure that only 1 purple heart Lazy S Mcdaniel Custom Cue was ever made, I bought it and 5 other New Mcdaniel Custom Cues, from a collector in Chicago weeks after he took delivery, bad week at the track, or casino?. I sold the purple heart cue to a collector in Japan. I know for a fact the person, I sold the cue to still has it in his collection. Buyer beware, this one looks like baaaad news! I hope this info. will help stop someone from getting screwed! Side note the $4500.00 price mention in a previous post is fairly close to it's value new unplayed. My guess is $4500.00-$5000.00
Dave[/QUOTE

The price I quoted was what Bill asked for a "Lazy S or Z cue " back several years ago.Must have been on a Friday when he had to make payroll.:D I agree the cue is worth at least what you say or even more now. How much has the value of Bill's cues increased since he retired? I have several,and I am thinking about selling one of his sweet Ebony cues. I think they are his best playing cues. I bought 2 from him after I watched Nick Varner win the world 9 ball with one.
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His Identity

His name is Rojelio Solis. He lives in the Houston, TX. area. I had the Houston authorities investigate him a couple of years ago. But no arrest could be made. I've turned him in to the E-bay police several times who have concluded the same. He's a slippery MF that I'd love to get my hands on for sure. He runs with another guy from the So Cal. area. He damn near cheated me out of 400 bucks a while back and I took it personal:mad:
 
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What's in a name?

Hit Man said:
His name is Rojelio Solis. He lives in the Houston, TX. area. I had the Houston authorities investigate him a couple of years ago. But no arrest could be made. I've turned him in to the E-bay police several times who have concluded the same. He's a slippery MF that I'd love to get my hands on for sure. He runs with another guy from the So Cal. area. He damn near cheated me out of 400 bucks a while back and I took it personal:mad:
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a butt whipin'!

Hey "HITMAN", why isn't this low life swimming with the fishes? :D

$400 is still worth a permanent "limp" though. One day this guy's luck will run out. Sorry to hear about your loss,

Mike
 
samsarakid24 said:
$2500 cue is not even close, that cue now that Bill has retired is worth alot more than that. That is one of the fanciest cues Bill ever made and
all his cues will just continue to go up in value. This cue is out there to be had but usually around the $4500 range.
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The cue is very nice,but nowhere near one of the fanciest cues Bill made.While this cue impresses most,the real eye poppers:eek: he did would blow your mind.
 
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