Craig,
Some folks don't use english as their native tongue . . .How are you at communicating in a foreign language?
This az billiards thing is all over the world, as is the love of our game:thumbup:
Keep kickin' 'em
thom
Before you ask a question, please break it down so us ignorant folks can understand what the hell your talking about!!!!!!!
Then if you want to drag someone through the dirt save the crap for another forum, another place and time, or another Bat Channel because some one who can't communicate like yourself should fix that before you start a negative thread about some one else!!!!!!!!!!!!!:yeah::kma:
Have a wonderful evening!!!!!:smile:
Perfect...
"grammar/spelling" is improper use of the English language and so is "make your postings to make more sense"
Based on his syntax, I suspect English is not his 1st language. I do believe however that English is your 1st language, you are just not too good with it. But you are still happy to jump on someone who is just trying to participate.
This issue tony has with being soooo late on all his orders really sux for us guys who are waiting on cues from him because he is driving the value of his cues down with his customer service I beleive. I really hope he gets his crap together cuz he really makes a magnificent cue both lookwise and playwise. As far as skill his talent is godly but he just needs to buck up and get to work man...the excuses are jist ridiculous...and btw..i dont give a rats ass about my grammar, you get the point
My observation and humble opinion:
For the op, on his very 1st post to az, to have "cheat" and "Tony Zinzola" in the title is rather harsh.
But, if there is something specific he has to say on this subject, say it!
Where I have a problem is in how he is looking for others to chime in with their Zinzola stories without him having ever shared his.
And btw, I know first hand that Tony has had some issues and certainly has gotten behind on some orders but I don't think I ever heard of him going into hiding and cutting off communication with his customers.
If the op has a specific gripe, then I suggest he spill it.
And I don't think it's particularly important whether or not his grammar and syntax are perfect. As long as we can understand what he's trying to get across.
all of the above is, of course, jmo. :smile:
best,
brian kc
Tony has all of my money and I still have no cue...a lot of promises but still no cue. Igive him the benefit of the doubt...been about 18 months since I ordered. Glad I live about an hour from him as I presume I will be taking a drive to his shop soon to see whats up..to his benefit he has stayed in touch with me throughout this long process
Yesterday Tony Zinzola send me a e-mail and he promised me again to pay me back. That is the reason for not sending more post. The goal of the first post was to get a feeling if it is just a problem I have or that it is structural problem. My story is (in a nutshell) -> in June 2010 a ordered a cue an pay my deposit. The cue had to be delivered at the Billiard expo 2011. The cue was not ready and was patient. After 6 months of delay a wan't to have a picture of the process. I did not get a picture and I decided that I want to have my deposit back (December 2011). On this moment I'am waiting for 6 months (May 2012) to have my deposit back and I was a little pissed off. Of course I have attempted to get a gentleman solution with a lot of communication. For now a want to wait and see if he will keep his yesterday promise.
:thumbup:I don't know...
I've got several cues on order (with other cue builders)...and I don't really care when I get them...
...as long as I have good communication from my cue builder...and I get the best cue that he could build, for the money we agreed to.
When I get a ETA from a builder...I usually anticipate that it will take 6 months to even a year longer than quoted...if I get it sooner, then it's a WIN-WIN situation.
Patience...and Passiveness...seem to work pretty good for me...
I guess I've been fortunate...because with my system, I've never had a cue come in late.
18 months for a cue is absurd.
brother paid 1k deposit waited 5 years no cue asked for deposit back Tony sent 500 deposit backthen 3 months later after repeated requests for the other 500 he finally sent it.
If he wants his money back, that's fine. I don't know the particulars of his deal or even care for that matter. But, I think 18-24 months for a cue is about the standard from most cue makers. Could be wrong though.
English is not my first language either!!!!! That is not the point I was trying to make, I kinda think the person who started this thread is an Alien!!!!!:smile:
By the way I speak three languages, but besides that I could care less about verbiage my comments are directed at the content!!!!
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I agree with you jew711
Quick thought for the OP
Own 7 Zinzolas, have another in the works, Tony has always communicated with me. I am the person with the patience to wait 3 years for my 1st Hercek, 4 years for my 2nd and have another 4 years for
my 3rd.
These are top self cues, if you want it quick, buy on the secondary market, or settle for a Schon. I also hear Dale Perry has a fast turn around time.
Thankyou
Kennan
How tiresome are these threads about Tony. If you can't wait indefinitely then have someone else build your cue. Who doesn't know that by now? As for Tony having "all of the money"? That's a mistake on you. Who pays in full with zero to show? If it took Tony to teach you not to do that then you owe him big time before some contractor gets to your house and really sticks it to you.
JC
18 months and the man never started the cue isn't absurd...it's fraud. I'd never give deposit with things being this loose. At this point you'd have no recourse if the man told you to just jump in the lake. I hope you guys have written contracts, word of mouth is nothing when it comes to a contract.