When you get the battery wraps get some insulators also, I've got a fairly large stock of both. It's so easy to re-wrap and ridiculously cheap also, no excuse for people having chewed up batteries.
Why is that?
Bet you wouldn't like that 99 dollar price tagI'm liking that....a lot.
Yeah I've got an iStick 30W and a Nautilus when I plan on going on a drunk
For anyone looking a Provari Raspberry P3 not a BLEM is only $100
If you haven't done so, please post this in the other thread where it'll do a lot of good. They're trying their best to keep an ongoing list of what age verification software vendors are using.I know there's an online age verification thread I could post this in
but I like this thread better...
form Vapejoose:
Online Age Verification Does Not Work
As of August 8, 2016 the FDA’s Deeming Regulations went into effect stating that for every transaction containing “Tobacco Products” the vendor must verify the customer is over 18 years old. In face-to-face transactions this is simple by showing your government issued photo id. However online it becomes much more difficult, and the technology doesn’t quite seem to be there to fully support proper age verification techniques.
BlueCheck does not offer any support options for vendors or consumers other than a ticket system which does not appear to get checked. That is why I’m writing this blog post to point out the flaws in their system and explain why we are removing BlueCheck from Vapejoose.
After 72 hours of running BlueCheck age verification plugin here is what we’ve found:
The BlueCheck plugin is easily bypassed by closing the plugin, allowing customers to checkout without providing age verification. This essentially makes the entire service worthless.
After researching many age verification options, and researching the ins-and-outs of the deeming regulations we’ve found a major flaw in the other age verification options available. The next largest age verification provider available only has a 60% match rate for age verification data and according to the PACT act (the same act that requires online retailers to use a third party age verification system) we are not allowed to manage the failed transactions. BlueCheck is the only service we’ve discovered so far that manually validates failed transactions, meaning with other popular age verification services 40% of customers would have to be turned away with no option of verifying their age.
- Customers over the age of 27 are still being prompted for photo identification.
- International customers are occasionally being prompted for photo identification.
- Verification time is suppose to be 20 seconds, however some customers have reported having to wait up to 36 hours for SMS verification code.
- There is no way to complete age verification without a mobile telephone, which many customers do not have.
- For many customers there are several assorted errors that prevent checkout, even after successfully completing the age verification process.
Until a better option is available to online retailers that actually works more than 30-40% of the time, provides timely support to both vendors and consumers, and manually validates failed verifications, Vapejoose will not be using third party age verification software. If you’ve already gone through the age verification process, thank you, if you’ve had difficulty checking out over the last few days please try again today.
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Online Age Verification Does NOT Work!
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Regards,
Hazy
Bet you wouldn't like that 99 dollar price tag
No way Jose. I would spend a dollar more for the raspberry blem provari.
That's funny, I do the exact same thing. iStick 30 and Nautilus Mini ALWAYS when I go out for mucho drinks. The expensive stuff stays home!Yeah I've got an iStick 30W and a Nautilus when I plan on going on a drunk
Or if I just plan on light drinking/socializing a tube mod so I don't have to worry about putting in batteries wrong
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Can't "like" that.That's funny, I do the exact same thing. iStick 30 and Nautilus Mini ALWAYS when I go out for mucho drinks. The expensive stuff stays home!
I learned my lesson 6 months ago in Nashville. I had a MiniVolt shipped to my hotel, took it out bar hopping and I lost it (or someone stole it). I owned the MiniVolt for a total of THREE HOURS!!
That just stinks.
i have the rewrap stuff and have rewrapped. i am sure i will like mech's,, for now fear still holds my handWhen you get the battery wraps get some insulators also, I've got a fairly large stock of both. It's so easy to re-wrap and ridiculously cheap also, no excuse for people having chewed up batteries.
I also recommend getting a ceramic blade to use to cut off the wrapper, non conductive
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after lori's comment
That is a nice one. Really good reviews.i have the rewrap stuff and have rewrapped. i am sure i will like mech's,, for now fear still holds my hand
this is what i have now.. i chose it because it listed the details i wanted & slim,, i consider this to be my beginner model before investing in top notch mech's:
- Brushed stainless steel finish
- Floating 510 center pin
- Silver plated brass contacts
- Bottom magnetic switch
- Reverse threaded locking ring
- With an extra 18650 battery tube
- Houses single 18350/18500/18650 battery (batteries sold separately)
$7.94 Oni Style Telescopic Mechanical Mod at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
I may have quoted the wrong post.......it's all good! 
