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Top 2 Ways To Buy A Pool Table  by: Ryan Tenney Possibly the most misunderstood part of pool table buying is how to really go about getting the best deal you possibly can. Heck, I sure didn’t really know how to go about it. And boy, did I want a pool table. Playing pool is great fun and I’ve spent many hours at the local bar..uh, I mean pool hall sharpening my skills. I decided that I had to have a pool table for myself. However, after buying a pool table, it becomes pretty clear that there is a right way to go about it and wrong way. 1) Ebay. Ebay is your friend. But not for the reasons you might think. Everything in the world is for sale on Ebay. And guess what, that’s great for market research. Look at how much pools are selling for. Watch the pool table sales for a week or so. This will be a great way to get a feel for what they sell for and the different types of pool tables available in the marketplace. And, after you’ve watched a whole bunch of sales happen, you might want to start bidding on pool tables for yourself. In full disclosure, I haven’t personally bought a pool table from Ebay. Therefore, I’m not sure what sort of shipping and handling charges would be charged for a pool table. Cross country shipping could conceivably get pricey. However, it is a great research tool for everything you could imagine. 2)Buying a used pool table. Now, this is THE best way to buy a pool table- if you can do it the right way. Why pay for a brand new pool table when you could buy one that’s almost as good but just has had a prior owner. However, as is the deal with all used equipment (of any kind): buyer beware. There is a right way to buy a used pool table. If the deal looks too good to be true, it just might be. If I’m selling a pool table for 50% off retail and it looks brand new, it might have come into the owner’s possession under dubious circumstances or it might have a defect that isn’t patently obvious to the inspector. Make sure you know all about used pool table buying or all research will have been in vain. About The Author Ryan Tenney is the author of “Buying a New or Used Pool Table– The Important Clues…” Grab your free copy at http://www.pooltableland.com This article was posted on November 22, 2005 Read More Articles from the "Recreation and Sports" Category: Why We Play Games, Part 2 by Steve Hall Paintball, Teamwork And Why That Upcoming Corporate Event May Not Be Quite The Slacker's Convention You Were Hoping For! by Bill Kruse Basics of Photography by Chris Haslego Golf: How To Practice Effectively by Richard Rigor Tarot Basics by Lisa Lamont Cell Phone Cameras by Jakob Jelling Lowriders - What's The Attraction? by Alastair Hamilton It’s Your Body That Will Improve Your Golf Game by Mike Pedersen Which Golf Tips should You Listen to? by David Ferrers Making a Marine Insurance Claim by Patrick Altoft << Back to "Recreation And Sports" Index

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