Carl Phillips wrote an amusing column on this topic: http://ep-ology.blogspot.com/2012/02/latest-in-tobacco-candy-research.html
The US government is corrupt
This is the guy that takes credit for removing electronic cigarettes from Paypal and Amazon...Comments?
Here is one of the bills he was talking about...
https://www.popvox.com/bills/us/112/s1403
Co-Sponsors
Sen. Richard Durbin [D, IL]
Sen. Tim Johnson [D, SD]
Sen. Frank Lautenberg [D, NJ]
Sen. Patrick Leahy [D, VT]
Sen. Barbara Mikulski [D, MD]
Sen. Patty Murray [D, WA]
Sen. John Reed [D, RI]
Sen. John Rockefeller [D, WV]
Sen. Amy Klobuchar [D, MN]
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse [D, RI]
Sen. Jeanne Shaheen [D, NH]
Sen. Mark Begich [D, AK]
Sen. Michael Bennet [D, CO]
Sen. Al Franken [D, MN]
Sen. Richard Blumenthal [D, CT]
It is bill s1403
![]()
In recent days we have seen Facebook start deleting e cig sellers pages here and there, perhaps as they are 'discovered', PayPal closing e cig vendors accounts, also perhaps as they are 'discovered', and now Authorize.net doing the same thing.
I read that before I posted. My question is does anyone know when E cigs were added?
They're finding new ones. I work for a gun store, and many e-cig vendors I've met in person have asked for information about who we use for internet sales and even in store. Most of our business is in store, we don't do much online, but we're all lumped together as "high risk" dealers. Credit card companies will stop transactions, but they tend to let it go if you call them and tell them to run it through. But there are some processing companies out there to run credit cards through that will take on "high risk" shops, even online. The only issue that could really be a problem is the credit card companies themselves. But there's always someone out there willing to take your business.
Thank youCan you tell me what puts a vendor in the "high risk" category?