Fed up of getting ripped off ? Wanted e juice in bulk !!

[Keef]

Dont forget the duty tax ,or whatever they charge you for importing in to Aus .

[tribalmasters]

Watch out! The liquid from the UK will blow your mind no matter what you choose! I chose strawbarry this time!

[SANJP]

What a load of rubish

all you guys that have said "I dont mind paying as long as its cheaper than analogs " you guys are pathetic !

stick up for yourselves ffs nobodys going to come to your homes and arrest you and lock you up for ever !!

Get a back bone for gods sake !!

Your being ripped off by at least 80-50 % of what it should be !!

[tribalmasters]

Yea but it sure tastes good Mmmmm just thinking about cream flavour makes me hungry !

[Mommyshann]

What a load of rubish

all you guys that have said "I dont mind paying as long as its cheaper than analogs " you guys are pathetic !

stick up for yourselves ffs nobodys going to come to your homes and arrest you and lock you up for ever !!

Get a back bone for gods sake !!

Your being ripped off by at least 80-50 % of what it should be !!

You're being ripped off by 50-80% on just about every item you buy. It's the way the world works. You either pay it or you don't. You think McDonald's Big Macs actually cost them the $3 and change that they charge for them? Of course not. More like about 25 cents. But they can still charge it and everyone will still pay it. There are very few items in this world that are priced where they "should" be. It is the demand that sets what the price should be for any retailer. Keep in mind that as much as our suppliers want to be our friends and be nice helpful members of the e-cig community - they are also running businesses. The whole point of a business is to make a profit. The more profit they can make...good on em. I'd much rather give my money to the small guys we're dealing with than to give it to the big tobacco companies as I have been for the past 15+ years. I doubt we're going to see Steve, Jason, Katy, Shawn, etc...jetsetting around the world in their private jets or driving their Ferraris around town anytime soon. I guarantee that if you look at the CEOs of the big tobacco companies you're going to see that type of thing. If a majority of users feel that the price is too high and decide to buck the system they'll most certainly see prices drop. They will also see service and quality drop. Keep in mind that not only are we paying for the products, testing, shipping, taxes, overhead, advertising, etc on these we are also paying for the service we get. I've had more than a few stale packs of cigs in the past. I guarantee you if I'd called Phillip Morris to complain about them they wouldn't have sent me out a new pack. Most likely they would have laughed their arses off at me. So, while it's not a bad thing to want prices reduced you're gonna have a hard time finding enough others to join in the fight.

[Magwitch]

50 p - tastes like wee...

throw in the pounds - it's gonna taste sound...

quids in - its a sin!

Forgive me, but I have no rhyme or reason to want to blow a load of cash on a grotesque amount of e-liquid that:

(a) might not get to me in the first place if it gets stuck in customs
(b) when it does get stuck in customs I get walloped for another load of duty
(c) might not be very nice tasting anyway after all that wait/frustration
(d) i get lumbered with 1.2litres of the damn stuff sitting around wishing I'd gone for a bit of variety and my trusty local supplier.

People here rate smoking a pack a day for a week to 10-15ml bottle of liquid per week. So at even 5 quid a pack that's £35 per week and if you buy from a reasonable supplier a 10-15ml bottle is easily under a tenner - that's theoretically saving £25 which can go towards a new device/accessories. I really don't see what the big deal is - we're better off health wise (hopefully!), and our pockets should be in the long run. What's £10 anyway - around three pints in London nowadays if you're lucky or a third of the price of your famous lunches SANJP... lol

You encourage this without really understanding the impact it can have. Suppliers here are working with trading standards to better the product/appearance/safety etc, if you start getting a load of unchecked liquid coming in on the banana boat from China you're asking for a ban don't you think?

Well when the last supplier has been put out of business, I suppose we've always got our friendly cornershop/garage for our fix... great ...

[ApOsTle51]

why cant we have the same prices as the US here in the uk .

For 15ml generic juice ( probably from the same manufacurer )

U.S. = £6.75 ( $9.99 )
U.K = £9.49 ( $14.03 )

and don't go giving the currency rate BS either. it's been the same for a long time and they are both imported from China.

[Magwitch]

I think you'll find that most things are cheaper in the US on a cost to cost basis compared with the UK. Whether that's due to a bigger population = bigger demand = more suppliers = better competition I'm not sure - just the way it seems to be...

[tonyph]

This isnt too bad. I am a professional photographer and for many years for the stuff we purchace its been the same price in $'s in the states as £'s in the UK. Same with printer ink paper etc. Theres lots of reasons for this, it isnt individual suppliers ripping you of, I know as we used to import computer parts from china.
9.99 + 17.5% VAT + the import duty, there realy isn't much in it.

why cant we have the same prices as the US here in the uk .

For 15ml generic juice ( probably from the same manufacurer )

U.S. = £6.75 ( $9.99 )
U.K = £9.49 ( $14.03 )

and don't go giving the currency rate BS either. it's been the same for a long time and they are both imported from China.

[ApOsTle51]

So the US doesnt have VAT or equivalent or Import duty or equivalent ?