Mezz EC-P4

Sorry to burst your bubble, but new the cue cost $500. Maybe that's what you paid there, but it's much cheaper here in the good ol USA. Mezz makes a great cue. If you come down some, you might have a chance of selling it. Good luck with your sale.
 
Yes, it is no way to offer for sale a cue on here if you are not from the States - or until you're trying pass away a custom cue for what the MSRP is everywhere [virtually] the same.
Just an example: there's some chance that I'll be able to sell my 5k2 (with 314-2) locally for 500 dollars... while it's $476 @ Seybert's. My guess would be that I'd sell this cue here for about 300-340 shipped...
I suppose that you should try to sell your cue locally - eventhough I don't what is the market like in the Philippines [BUT if it's similar to the one we have here, that is what I'd do]
 
i thought that price looked a little too high. i'm always keeping my eyes open for mezz cues (always been a fan)

my bank won't even let me do a transfer to the philipines without me going in personally and signing more than one waver. sounds shakey
 
My banks don't ask me any questions on my outside of the US transactions and I deal with online betting sites never had a problem and never have charged anything extra for the services :) ;)

Steven




poolplayer2093 said:
i thought that price looked a little too high. i'm always keeping my eyes open for mezz cues (always been a fan)

my bank won't even let me do a transfer to the philipines without me going in personally and signing more than one waver. sounds shakey
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Mezz is the #1 selling cue in Japan. I have had a lot of people tell me they hit real good, I have never shot with one personally. I actually like one or two of the designs, maybe I'll get a cheapy and check it out one of these days.
 
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