You Lucky Dog, I'm the Burl Sucker NO1.
Ralf:grin-devilish:
Hey Ralf, I like the new pipes......CHROME
You Lucky Dog, I'm the Burl Sucker NO1.
Ralf:grin-devilish:
well i was pretty disapointed, i came ready to buy and it seemed like i wouldnt get the time of day.
I really never heard of anyone turning away business like that, especially in times like these.
I Guess my $3,000 was better spent at another booth.
Too Bad Soooo Sad !
Oh well there is always next year and alot of other booths.
Cornerstone, Clear out your PM's
Tried to message you back and it said your limit has been exceeded.
Steve
in all honesty here i am going to provide my gods honest opinion. I felt that bill was quite short with people who he perceived didnt have the kind of cash needed to purchase a 5k to 10k cue. There were some moments where i literally felt ignored for this exact reason. Now what i had to trade wasn't as valuable as i had thought and i understand that however i was trying to work out some kind of deal and it was very difficult to have a conversation with someone when every two seconds they were looking past you at someone else there. While i get the booth was crazy busy in all honesty i felt ignored perhaps because i was the little guy.
I brought my friend stevekur1 with me to purchase something high end in the 3k range and in all honesty was embarassed. At one moment he looked at me with pure disgust and said something to the effect of "why am i bothering". Now again i understand that my cue wasnt as valuable as originally thought thats cool but it was liek pulling teeth to get an answer or see a different cue. I know there were many cues in the cases behind the booth however it was very difficult to get to those or some were locked. When i asked about them i was asked to come back later. Seriously? Come back later?
To say i felt skunked is an understatement. In all honesty i have no idea how many cues were purchased from bill at the expo. However i saw a lot more people walk in say there ooooooh's and aaaaaah's say thanks and leave than people purchasing. Just not a good experience at this booth i guess. I had spoken with bill on the phone prior to the expo in regards to the cues i was bringing with me to trade and he sounded quite confident on the phone that we could work something out for both. These cues were both in perfect condition and when they came out of the case they were automatically looked down on and down played. Now i get that reaction i do i just dont understand the build up on the phone. Was that to just get me down there? To get me to see what else he had for sale? Im not sure.
I wish i had something better to report guys i really do but i was skunked which is fine but the one that gets me is stevekur1. He was literally ignored for quite some time and as i said it didnt appear that that many people were actually buying and with this economy you would think that someone looking for a cue to buy who was quite serious would be taken more seriously.
In all honesty here I am going to provide my gods honest opinion. I felt that Bill was quite short with people who he perceived didnt have the kind of cash needed to purchase a 5k to 10k cue. There were some moments where I literally felt ignored for this exact reason. Now what I had to trade wasn't as valuable as I had thought and I understand that however I was trying to work out some kind of deal and it was very difficult to have a conversation with someone when every two seconds they were looking past you at someone else there. While i get the booth was crazy busy in all honesty I felt ignored perhaps because I was the little guy.
I brought my friend Stevekur1 with me to purchase something high end in the 3k range and in all honesty was embarassed. At one moment he looked at me with pure disgust and said something to the effect of "Why am I bothering". Now again I understand that my cue wasnt as valuable as originally thought thats cool but it was liek pulling teeth to get an answer or see a different cue. I know there were many cues in the cases behind the booth however it was very difficult to get to those or some were locked. When I asked about them I was asked to come back later. Seriously? Come back later?
To say I felt skunked is an understatement. In all honesty I have no idea how many cues were purchased from Bill at the expo. However I saw a lot more people walk in say there ooooooh's and aaaaaah's say thanks and leave than people purchasing. Just not a good experience at this booth I guess. I had spoken with Bill on the phone prior to the expo in regards to the cues I was bringing with me to trade and he sounded quite confident on the phone that we could work something out for both. These cues were both in perfect condition and when they came out of the case they were automatically looked down on and down played. Now i get that reaction I do I just dont understand the build up on the phone. Was that to just get me down there? To get me to see what else he had for sale? Im not sure.
I wish I had something better to report guys I really do but I was skunked which is fine but the one that gets me is Stevekur1. He was literally ignored for quite some time and as I said it didnt appear that that many people were actually buying and with this economy you would think that someone looking for a cue to buy who was quite serious would be taken more seriously.
In all honesty here I am going to provide my gods honest opinion. I felt that Bill was quite short with people who he perceived didnt have the kind of cash needed to purchase a 5k to 10k cue. There were some moments where I literally felt ignored for this exact reason. Now what I had to trade wasn't as valuable as I had thought and I understand that however I was trying to work out some kind of deal and it was very difficult to have a conversation with someone when every two seconds they were looking past you at someone else there. While i get the booth was crazy busy in all honesty I felt ignored perhaps because I was the little guy.
I brought my friend Stevekur1 with me to purchase something high end in the 3k range and in all honesty was embarassed. At one moment he looked at me with pure disgust and said something to the effect of "Why am I bothering". Now again I understand that my cue wasnt as valuable as originally thought thats cool but it was liek pulling teeth to get an answer or see a different cue. I know there were many cues in the cases behind the booth however it was very difficult to get to those or some were locked. When I asked about them I was asked to come back later. Seriously? Come back later?
To say I felt skunked is an understatement. In all honesty I have no idea how many cues were purchased from Bill at the expo. However I saw a lot more people walk in say there ooooooh's and aaaaaah's say thanks and leave than people purchasing. Just not a good experience at this booth I guess. I had spoken with Bill on the phone prior to the expo in regards to the cues I was bringing with me to trade and he sounded quite confident on the phone that we could work something out for both. These cues were both in perfect condition and when they came out of the case they were automatically looked down on and down played. Now i get that reaction I do I just dont understand the build up on the phone. Was that to just get me down there? To get me to see what else he had for sale? Im not sure.
I wish I had something better to report guys I really do but I was skunked which is fine but the one that gets me is Stevekur1. He was literally ignored for quite some time and as I said it didnt appear that that many people were actually buying and with this economy you would think that someone looking for a cue to buy who was quite serious would be taken more seriously.
Bill,
Thanks for the mustard!
ForumGhost:
You are wrong if you see Bill in any other light.
You would be well advised to rethink how your experience actually unfolded. Calling works well too.
Will Prout