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Is it legal to sell not ITTF approved rubbers? (2)
Re: Is it legal to sell not ITTF approved rubbersby Ben 17 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Is it legal to sell not ITTF approved rubbers) was posted by Ben , on 7/23/2008 6:17:08 PM:
| Hi Fadil, Usually when the prices are slashed from 30 pounds to 7 pounds like they are on the Hallmark web site for Original, Super Special etc then it should speak for itself. Thanks, Ben P.S. Isn�t it ironic how you are paying a lot more for Phoenix than Original, you are actually paying a lot more for an inferior product. |