Do Not Order "Free Trials"!!!

[t.d]

For n00bs I'd have to say just look for reputable companies on this forum and buy any kit you like. Then get some custom juice! (Moderated) can take my money! Their juice is great!

ps. I'm really not liking these new restrictions.

[Urizen]

The 200 so pages of advice about researching e-cigs should be extended to any sort of purchase you make these days. It wasn't always so easy to do so, but thanks to the internet we can get feedback now on about everything. If something doesn't have reviews, or even worse does not allow reviews, be suspicious.

[Kevin King]

i am FURIOUS! just got my account dropped $120 or a free trial i ordered about last month. i called today and told them to cancel my membership that i had no knowabouts for watsoever, mainly because i wa dumb enough to believe it was actually free, and should have read the fine print. oh well. you learn from ur mistakes i guess.

[kerwoo]

I haven't seen any Mall Kiosks in Canada

[JoeM86]

Good info. I almost fell prey to it. I started doing heavy research about a week ago and found a site offering a free starter kit to US Military, which I am. Right away I thought hey this company must be great, glad I took the time to read the fine print. Got my first kit on the way now, after doing alot of reading especially on ECF, I cant wait, Im confident with my choice.

[A_Jerseygirl]

I had a so called free trial till they charged me full price even though i sent the shipment back

[DigiBetti]

I have never once come across one of these offers even after weeks of research online. Maybe the scammers haven't put much focus on the Canadian market due to the legislation regarding nicotine in PV's. Or maybe I auto-clicked away due to instinctual habit of avoiding anything that says "free trial." Anyway, my best friend is always buying stuff from those TV infomercials, and she's recently expressed an interest in vaping so I think I'll send her to this site A.S.A.P. Definitely good info to have for newcomers. Thanks.

[traveljess]

They are everywhere! I have had so many people see me vaping, and suggest that they "enroll" to spam email they have received. I have to explain to them not to do that and why!

[Stefanie831]

I tried this once and they kept charging my card each month, had to cancel and get a new card. Won't be fooled again !

[Scootawho]

I very nearly fell prey to one of these companies. Went so far as to enter my address/name/phone/etc in a field, click next, and then it asked for a credit card. This made me a bit suspicious (Free things shouldn't need my credit card for any reason), so I reread the terms I was agreeing to. That's when I caught that I was going to be hooked into a plan to pay $80 every month for 5 cartridges. I hadn't started with ecigs yet at the time, but I knew enough to know that was ridiculous.

Despite the fact that I didn't purchase anything, and in fact left the page right then, they then called the phone number I'd entered. Not once, but three times. I was very concerned that I would have to get it changed, but they finally gave up.