Do Not Order "Free Trials"!!!

[Barto]

Remember that freebies should not ask for a credit card.

[Freeality]

indeed.. i sure am glad the whole autobill thing for "replacement" prefilled cartos didnt catch on-- one of the things i love about vaping is all the customization that is possible.

[ScottUSMC]

Would this include companies with 30 money back guarantees?

[Penru]

Would this include companies with 30 money back guarantees?

Yes, they will also auto bill ... but if you use a prepaid card with no overdrafts and only 5$ on it...

[BruceRH80]

Great post. I signed up for one of those "free" offers, and after giving my email address, read that I was about to be automatically charged $49.95 / month unless/until I manually canceled. Of course, I backed out, and so far so good for not being continually spammed for the attempt. I have been smoke free for 79 days now, on over the counter kits, one "mod", and online refill eliquid.

[Pathfinder]

Thanks for the info. I generally never respond to free offers for products of any kind. I always believed you get what you pay for, and nothing is really free.

[Takoda]

Thanks for the info!

[LilBoab]

I'm the newest of newbies and my mate who's also vaping wanted to get a skycig free trial that looked dodgy as hell, talked him out of it and bought an E-Lite instead...

[kookycole]

Would this include companies with 30 money back guarantees?

I have to disagree with Penru on this one. I have personally used two companies with 30 day money-back guarantees on starter kits (Moderated) and neither of them auto billed. I'm sure there are companies that do it, but not all.

[tiberius_claud]

Keep with the "shut up and take my money" approach, everybody.