200+ Tour Edge Exotic 3 woods on Ebay!

clinkinfo · January 9, 2006

listed with "submit best offer"

If this is in the wrong forum please move.

Disclaimer - I don't know the seller and have nothing to do with this sale.

For all you TEE fans out there, there's a seller on ebay that seems to have almost 200 15 degree 3 woods up for auction. They have them listed with "submit best offer" and some buyers offers have been accepted. I have no idea how low you can get them for but I know that some of you might want to give it a shot.

The stiff flex shafts are at this link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-TOUR-EDGE-EXOTIC-3...1QQcmdZViewItem

Regular flex is at:
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-TOUR-EDGE-EXOTIC-3...1QQcmdZViewItem

The seller also seems to have the same deal going with 5 and 7 woods.

For those who submit offers, can you please post your offer amount and if it was accepted so we all know what to submit. Good luck all.

vmishka · January 9, 2006

I am interested in the clubs (regular shaft) but those links don't work for me and I cannot find the listing using an e-bay search.

r7tp4me · January 9, 2006

Ummm, I'm seeing $349.99USD for a 3 wood, is that a bargain ?? plus $65 shipping international post which is twice if not 3 times what it costs.

Here is a link that seems easier, I had trouble with the first one too...

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...7182209912&rd=1

Item number is 7182209912

Pete

psygolf · January 9, 2006

Should not be that hard to beat that price (349.99) from most dealers with a little effort.

clinkinfo · January 9, 2006

The links work fine for me, are you sure that some of you are not blocking pop-ups by accident? The 3 woods are items 7182209912 and 7182209923. The rest can be found under that seller.

Some of you don't seem to understand the opportunity. Ebay has an new option to "submit a best offer". Basically, you offer your best price to the seller and they decide if they will take it or not on the spot. If they accept your offer, it's as if you won the item with buy it now.

Normally, sellers doing this (especially with large quantities) are not expecting to get the asking price but are expecting you to make an offer (a lower offer). Looking at the asking price is silly, it's not what they are selling for. If you look in the purchase history you'll see something like "offer accepted". That's showing you that others have placed lower offers and they have been accepted. Unfortunately, Ebay won't disclose the offer amounts.

If you're looking for a deal then decide what a good price would be (factoring in shipping) and make an offer. You have to see if your offer is accepted or declined before you could ever know if these are selling for a good price.

r7tp4me · January 9, 2006

Should not be that hard to beat that price (349.99) from most dealers with a little effort.

I thought so, sounds more like a driver price !!!

Pete

Some of you don't seem to understand the opportunity. Ebay has an new option to "submit a best offer". Basically, you offer your best price to the seller and they decide if they will take it or not on the spot. If they accept your offer, it's as if you won the item with buy it now.

:birthday: sorry, now I get it, apologies. We don't have access to the best offer thing here in Australia....

Pete

pitchmaster1224 · January 9, 2006

If you look in the purchase history you'll see something like "offer accepted". That's showing you that others have placed lower offers and they have been accepted. Unfortunately, Ebay won't disclose the offer amounts.

u could also e-mail the people whose offers were accepted and ask them what they bid...i have done this in the past...sometimes they respond, sometimes they don't...but more times than not they do and it sure has helped me in the past!