Money lost but unethical Cuemaker found
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He went back and edited his post... did you not see that?? lol
When first posted he DID NOT list the cue maker. He went back and edited it in............ Please pay attention!!!
Same to you
I have ordered from 3 different makers Tucker,Gilbert, and Lomax. Tucker said he would be slow, Andy and Steve were right on time. I would order from any of these 3 knowing I will get a great cue and be treated right. 1 maker asked for half down the other 2 asked for nothing. I wouldn't order now from a maker I didn't know after all the problem's I have read about on here. So I guess I'll be playing with these makers cue's. 
I find your passive aggressiveness insulting.
If you had asked here first, maybe you wouldn't be in such a state.
Freddie <~~~ read it just fine
From what it sounds like you have invested absolutely no time or money into this beyond getting the blank and some childish arguing. Thus, him giving you half the deposit is more than enough to pay for what you have "invested" in this.
From what it sounds like, you are making a request of him that is frankly just causing more issues. You do not need an email from anyone to mail it. You just need to mail the blank where ever the hell it is he tells you to mail it. Who that is to and where it is going is really none of you damn concern. Just send it.
Im shipping his blank to Omen today.
I never gave any excuses he is twisting his words.
He kept demanding a reason for no return on deposit.
He kept asking why do inlays cost so much.
He asked all this after we agreed on a price.
Our agreed time frame was one year. (I have a backlog)
After 7 weeks he asked if I cut the blank, I told him not yet as I was planning to that week
Then he changes his mind, and has been wasting my time for the last month.
I was on track to have the cue ready at the agreed time frame.
He cancelled with no reason, and when asked why he gave other questions with no direct answers.
He only asked me how do my shafts play compare to Sugartree's. I told him I could not compare that.
When he canceled then he starts claiming he doesnt want to work with me because i wont explain how my cues play.
He already had a mess of a deal on Open Billiards Market, buying Sugartree shafts and backing out after sending payment. He has a track record already.
If you have worked with me then you know I always take your call, text, or email in a timely manner.
What most people dont realize is this guy is from Singapore. I have many international customers and they have had no issues with me.
I will no longer respond to this thread.
I never gave any excuses he is twisting his words.
He kept demanding a reason for no return on deposit.
He kept asking why do inlays cost so much.
He asked all this after we agreed on a price.
Our agreed time frame was one year. (I have a backlog)
After 7 weeks he asked if I cut the blank, I told him not yet as I was planning to that week
Then he changes his mind, and has been wasting my time for the last month.
I was on track to have the cue ready at the agreed time frame.
He cancelled with no reason, and when asked why he gave other questions with no direct answers.
He only asked me how do my shafts play compare to Sugartree's. I told him I could not compare that.
When he canceled then he starts claiming he doesnt want to work with me because i wont explain how my cues play.
He already had a mess of a deal on Open Billiards Market, buying Sugartree shafts and backing out after sending payment. He has a track record already.
If you have worked with me then you know I always take your call, text, or email in a timely manner.
What most people dont realize is this guy is from Singapore. I have many international customers and they have had no issues with me.
I will no longer respond to this thread.
I did not ask you how your cues hit? And i said it was out of my budget.
I am sure this is how a cue maker with good customer service replies a simple question about how they hit.
Perhaps Eddie like many others is only concern about money.
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Just a customer getting upset that they can't window shop with their own salesman.
His relationship with you is only about money. Yours with him is only about cue. Seems pretty basic.
And for the lack of response to your 'how does it hit?'...how does he know how you define either? It is a question that can bring much issue, after the cue is delivered.
If that is the case then he should say that he is unable to comment on it as it is subjective, however his personal take on it is...
And not to post here that I didn't ask him about how his cues play when evidently I did.
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Pretty clever. Wayne spelled backwards is enyaw. How did you ever think of that?
So, if someone doesn't agree with you they are "playing judge" or "not taking much effort to understand the issue at hand?" C'mon, man. Maybe you have some blame in this situation yourself and if people reacting that way doesn't sit well with you don't post your issues. Once you do, you are inviting contrarian opinion.
How he should or should not reply is not your decision.
Just move on and put this behind you.
You feel you've been wronged, so does cohen.
Sounds like your relationship is near termination.
End of story
Yes how he should or should not reply is not my decision but to say that I did not ask him about it is something I cannot sit back and accept.
Is this fair?
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I am not saying I have no blame in this situation. But they are missing the whole issue and are only interested in talking about issues regarding money which had already been resolved. And ignoring everything after that.
If you get what I mean, that Cohen was being a dick on how he's handling the situation right now. Regardless of who is right or wrong.
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You should know how his cues "hit" before you started this process.
You got quoted a price on a simple cue, the you decide you want inlays, and it's HIS fault the price is too high??? Wth?
The real question is why do I even waste my time on crap like this?
Btw, turning down that blank and having the cue ready in a year might be a little quick. I do feel like he should have turned it as soon as he got it - doesn't take that long, and if there are ANY problems with it, it can be resolved quickly. IMHO
Jason
Adding - it will need to be turned a few times and sit for awhile between each turning(just to clarify)
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But aren't you behaving the same way without giving it time to get to your other cuemaker?