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Several Poles being sold..
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Okay i asked the lady whats what about these poles being 40mm in the pic and why she is selling the new 40mm anyways. this is what she said..
Dear Lindsey,
I forgot to mention in the last email- When i spoke to the Xpole Representative (Kemara) she said that there are 3 main pole sizes (40mm_ recommended for beginner or individuals with small hands), (45mm- which is the standard size for the average individual) and lastly the 50mm- which is gives a better grip for the legs when doing aerial spins. I was advised to buy 5 of the 40mm and 5 of the 45mm Xpert Xpoles because these poles were to be used for my business (Teaching Pole dancing classes). Unfortunately the business was unsuccessful in drawing members in and I didnt want the Xpoles just laying around collecting dust- hence why i am trying to sell them on ebay. Anyway I hope this sheds some light on the situation, just in case your friends have dissuaded you from buying the pole. Also if you are wondering about why the price is $225- its because i bought it in bulk from Xpole (which means as a business owner you are allowed to buy the Xpoles at wholesale pricing) and i dont care about making a profit off the poles (my husband and i just wanna break even because we endured such a high business loss 🙁 . Anyway have a great day 🙂SO what do you guys think now.. is this possible..I think shes telling the truth but whats up with someone said it look like the old screw together model??
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@StudioVeena – AHA, here's where I saw the free shipping, you just saved me $40! <3
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She also said this soo we shall see..:P
Dear Lindsey,
I will take a few more pics of all the parts that the pole consists of- but i assure you that i bought all 10 of my poles from Xpole inc. for my business and they are all Xperts 5 of which are 40mm and 5 of which are 45mm. The way to actually distinguish each pole is by weight (the 45mm is about 3lbs more in its package than the 40mm) plus the diameters of the poles is a clear signal- i am surprised that your friends thought that they were able to distinguish between the 45mm or 40mm because unless you measure it- you'd never really be able to know. Maybe its different when you buy the Xpoles in bulk as opposed to individual? Im not sure but i still have the original box that Xpole sent it in and it clearly has all its labels/ Xpole carrying cases. Anyway i wish you a great day 🙂– hankos822
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It seems as if she is really skirting around the questions being asked. Mabye she really thinks she bought original X poles, (like I did before I knew better). My fake pole looks just like the picture and yes, it DID come with the carrying case stamped with X-pole and all. I thought the base in the picture looked larger, as mine is, compared to a real X pole. I think maybe this lady was mislead in the first place as well. Fakes are so hard to tell, until you actually use a fake vs. a real.
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The pic she shows is not a 40mm because it has threading and not joints to put the pole pieces together. All of the NEW xperts regardless of size have joints. Also the XPERTs are bottom loading not top. 🙂
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An easy way to remedy this is to find out the name of her business and then call Kimara.
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And really Lyme? I ahve not seen any of the fake XPoles come with teh carrying cases (at least they are not shown in any of the pics). Did yours come with allen wrenches, too?
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Yes, my sister and I both bought what were fakes at the time. We paid $159.00. Came with carrying case, case for the dome, different types of wrenches, different extensions, clear silicone top and an X-pole instruction video (however poor quality). The only thing ours doesn't have is the "X" mark on it, or did they come with serial numbers. I will try to upload a picture of my bag at least.
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I'm just saw the post about her having a studio….I wasn't saying I think they are fake…I just want you to make sure that IF you want a 40mm pole she has one…..because the picture that I saw was of the older style xpole, with threading (this is not a 40 they only have joints) You could have her send you a pic of the 40 and if it has joints then go from there. If it has threading don't buy it.
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Above is the picture of my fake X accessories…..which came with the carrying case and all the goodies. Just remember, because it looks real doesn't mean it is.
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she sent me more pictures, and i looks like they acctually have the joints with the little holes. i wanted to post it here but it was very big..
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There are other pictures on the ebay link now too 🙂
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"There is a no return policy with the poles however I am certain with the amount of fun/bedroom fun you'll have- you won't wanna return it."
This worries me too… though Paypal likely will protect you anyway.
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I wonder why, if she is not trying to be deceptive, that she photographs the pole portions inside their tubes. And, when they are outside the tubes, why she puts the tubes on top of the poles themselves so you can't see them as well. That, to me, is odd.
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