Bad e-cig from dealextreme

[OutWest]

It took a little over 2 weeks for me to get one of my orders from them and just under 2 weeks for another order from them. Of course customs can delay stuff even more.

Worth noting that they tend to ship items registered mail, so you will have to be available to sign for it or be able to go to the post office. On the plus side, the U.S. Postal Service is required to keep registered mail available for pickup for 30 days before they return to sender.

I'm waiting 2+ months for a web cam which was part of a large order I made in december. I got a mail from them last week that explained that Chinese New year holidays has tied them up and a lot of manufacturers are not back on the throttle. I think the state of the economy has disrupted their business though with so many factories closing and it's getting harder for them to source their products. maybe I'll never see my web-cam.

The CPSIA probably isnt helping matters either (the new U.S. law that says that any item for kids 12 and under and any household furniture must be tested for lead and phthalates by a certified third party). It's messing up things for manufacturers worldwide. And, DealExtreme does have some kid-orientated items.

[mr.crowley_br]

Has anybody else tried the e-cig from dealextreme? Can I expect a replacement to work better? Thanks

The first e-cig I've bought was super mini starter kit (Health brand) from a DX dropshiper. I paid almost 90 dollars for it (pretty dumb, don't you think? ), and I think it's useless. I almost had an aneurism trying to get some vapor from it. The battery life is pathetic, and the cartridges duration is something like 2 analogs, at best. I did not find the taste so awful at first, but then I got my 901 and realized how I was wrong...