Meucci on ebay looks interesting

Funny...it started out as a Buy in Now for $1200, then a day later went to $2500, and now sold for $1000.


It's a good one!
 
poolguy4u said:
LOL...no escrow, just paypay. Paypal has you covered!:thumbup:
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Do you really believe that? Paypal has themselves covered that's for sure. You? Not so much.

They're like my health insurance. Don't worry we cover everything. Unless of course you get sick. Or hurt.

JC
 
JC said:
Do you really believe that? Paypal has themselves covered that's for sure. You? Not so much.

They're like my health insurance. Don't worry we cover everything. Unless of course you get sick. Or hurt.

JC
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Actually, for a new seller to sell and item, paypal will hold the money until the buyer is completely satisfied. Ebay and Paypal are tough on new sellers.

And for extra security, always pay with a credit card through paypal. :thumbup:
 
I asked the seller why they raised the price from 1200 to 2500 and they replied that because it had a white buttcap is was worth that much more. WOW, I just passed at that point.
 
Meucci MO - 11

I was the one that bought this great cue. When it first listed for 1200 I offered 1000 the next day she responded that she would accept my offer. later that evening she said that she had a problem that someone at the poolhall said it was worth 2500 so that was when her husband raised the price. She then told me that if no one bought it for 2500 in the next 2 days she would sale it to me for the 1000 that she agreed upon. I picked it up in person and the cue is in really good shape, other than a very small nick in the joint. It was one of the few that I did not have for my collection.:D
 
I have seen several of these cues.

Living near Memphis, there is a top player here that plays with that model.

Meucci cues are popular with entry and league players and years ago I sold tons of them.

I often wonder when someone says "only 50" of anything. One thing about Bob, he made TONS of cues and probably was and still is the best at getting cues out there.
 
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