Predator BK Cue

Nine Ball

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Selling one Predator BK cue with no wrap. Cue is used but in good condition. Cue has about an inch and a half scratch, Two or three tiny dings, and a small chip in the butt from where it got bumped on a table. I tried to show all this in the pictures. Shaft is really good condition with a very slight roll. Hardly noticeable and definitely doesn't affect play. Weighs about 19ozs. I also have a Steve Lomax break jump with a cork wrap & two Wayne Robinson cues that will be posted for sale soon. Please ask any question you may have. Thanks for viewing and have a great day.


Predator BK Cue:
$110 Shipped & Insured By Priority 2-3 Day Mail.
(SOLD pending payment to Double-Dave)
Thanks,
Josh Hillard
 

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predator break cue

hi-first time iv'e every talked on a forum.be gentil.i'll buy that break cue,and i can pay with paypal.much better for me to talk on the phone.my number is 307 875 7915. thanks.send me your number and i'll call you.
 
You think maybe I am selling too cheap? heh. I just got on and I have 10 different messages from people who want to buy the cue. How do Choose one? heh.
 
The first full acceptance..

Nine Ball said:
You think maybe I am selling too cheap? heh. I just got on and I have 10 different messages from people who want to buy the cue. How do Choose one? heh.

I have to agree with Tanner...first person to respond with a full acceptance of your offer is entitled to the cue. Whether or not you had it underpriced is arguable, but you asked for a price which was fair to you, and 10 people felt it fit their budget. First one has to get the cue, assuming they are able to pay in the manner you accept.
 
Bamacues said:
I have to agree with Tanner...first person to respond with a full acceptance of your offer is entitled to the cue. Whether or not you had it underpriced is arguable, but you asked for a price which was fair to you, and 10 people felt it fit their budget. First one has to get the cue, assuming they are able to pay in the manner you accept.


But what do you do when 3 people offer more then asking price? Leave it up for best offer and accept the best one at the end of the night? Giving everyone a chance.
 
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Nine Ball said:
But what do you do when 3 people offer more then asking price? Leave it up for best offer and accept the best one at the end of the night?


Josh,
I can only speak for myself on this one. The only thing I have to offer with a product is my good name and reputation. Those are on the line with every deal I make. If I ask a specified price for a cue, and a customer offers me that amount BEFORE someone else offers more, in good conscience, I can not hold out on that person in order to make a couple of more dollars. Being honest, trustworthy, and a man of your word will go much, much farther in this, or any, business than a quick couple of bucks made at the expense of the guy who rushed to offer you the price that YOU set on the cue. MHO..Joe
 
Bamacues said:
Josh,
I can only speak for myself on this one. The only thing I have to offer with a product is my good name and reputation. Those are on the line with every deal I make. If I ask a specified price for a cue, and a customer offers me that amount BEFORE someone else offers more, in good conscience, I can not hold out on that person in order to make a couple of more dollars. Being honest, trustworthy, and a man of your word will go much, much farther in this, or any, business than a quick couple of bucks made at the expense of the guy who rushed to offer you the price that YOU set on the cue. MHO..Joe


I couldn't agree with you more Joe. I'm gonna have people unhappy either way though. I had two people ask to leave it up for best offer and three offer more then asking price.
 
Bamacues said:
Josh,
I can only speak for myself on this one. The only thing I have to offer with a product is my good name and reputation. Those are on the line with every deal I make. If I ask a specified price for a cue, and a customer offers me that amount BEFORE someone else offers more, in good conscience, I can not hold out on that person in order to make a couple of more dollars. Being honest, trustworthy, and a man of your word will go much, much farther in this, or any, business than a quick couple of bucks made at the expense of the guy who rushed to offer you the price that YOU set on the cue. MHO..Joe


Gotta agree with Bamacues on this one, as much as it may sting, not getting as much as possible for an item. IMO you should give it to the first person that responded.
 
Nine Ball said:
I couldn't agree with you more Joe. I'm gonna have people unhappy either way though. I had two people ask to leave it up for best offer and three offer more then asking price.

Don't get me wrong. I understand that everyone of your potential customers certainly wanted the product that you offerred, and you had a really attractive price on it. Something priced like that fits into almost everyone's budget.

But let's say it was a few years ago when you were a fledgling young player with limited resources. If someone had given you a deal like this and it was yanked out from under you by someone else offering a couple of dollars more, how would you feel about the deal and the person making it?

You should do whatever you want...it is your product and deal. I don't have a dog in this fight as I am not involved in any manner, but you have nothing more important than your reputation.
 
Bamacues said:
Don't get me wrong. I understand that everyone of your potential customers certainly wanted the product that you offerred, and you had a really attractive price on it. Something priced like that fits into almost everyone's budget.

But let's say it was a few years ago when you were a fledgling young player with limited resources. If someone had given you a deal like this and it was yanked out from under you by someone else offering a couple of dollars more, how would you feel about the deal and the person making it?

You should do whatever you want...it is your product and deal. I don't have a dog in this fight as I am not involved in any manner, but you have nothing more important than your reputation.

I hear you loud and clear. In that situation I would more be mad at the guy trying to buy out from under me then the guy selling. That's just me though.
 
I agree with all posts above. Building a good reputation far outweighs whatever extra $$ you get out of this transaction.
 
sky.. said:
I agree with all posts above. Building a good reputation far outweighs whatever extra $$ you get out of this transaction.


Ok then.. Cue is sold to the first person who messaged me about it for asking price which is Double-Dave. Pending payment of course.
 
Fast Lenny said:
You should have listed it open to offers.;)


Very funny. The last time I did that on a cue everyone drilled me because I would not put up a set price. :eek: :eek: :eek:
 
I had...

Nine Ball said:
I hear you loud and clear. In that situation I would more be mad at the guy trying to buy out from under me then the guy selling. That's just me though.

that happen to me with a Ducati Monster...I went out (1 hour drive) to look at the bike, made a deal that I would pick it up in a week after I solidified the loan. Called him twice to keep him aprised of the loan status...got the check called to pick the bike up and he hung up on me. I called back 3 times until his wife picked up the phone...anyway someone probably offered him more money than I had made the deal for and....
 
Just wondering where in the order did I fall in this deal? I responded to your message and heard nothing back!! If I wasn't first person to say I'd take it at your asking price fine but a response would have been nice.
 
$natedogg$ said:
Just wondering where in the order did I fall in this deal? I responded to your message and heard nothing back!! If I wasn't first person to say I'd take it at your asking price fine but a response would have been nice.


I sent you a response. I asked where you were located and said you were the 3rd person in the last 5 minutes to message me about it. You said you were at work and would be back later...
 
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