cvapor

[JamesDean132]

Hey guys, just bought a Istick30w from Cvapor, anyone bought from this site? is it legit?

 

[daleron]

Welcome to ECF James, make yourself right at home
Never shopped there myself but looks legit

 

[Katmar]

I see they are from China. They look legit. Just have to wait and see. It will probably take awhile for you to receive your stuff.

Oh, and welcome to the forum!!!

 

[carrielsal]

They may be legit, but their site has huge security issues. When you login, the site is not using ssl. Also, the site automatically sends you a welcome email with your password in clear text. If you're not familiar with internet security, this means that your personal date is being transmitted unencrypted. It's equivalent to someone standing on a street corner holding up a sign with all your personal information for anyone to see.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ion/645995-warning-do-not-use-cvapor-com.html

 

[drgonzo3705]

I've ordered from there and everything worked out fine, a tank some coils and an istick bending adapter. Took 10 days to get to Ohio from China. I'd order from them again.

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[carrielsal]

I've ordered from there and everything worked out fine, a tank some coils and an istick bending adapter. Took 10 days to get to Ohio from China. I'd order from them again.

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This has nothing to do with cvapor being a legitimate company. It's all about your personal information and the high risk of identity theft.

When you login, the site is not using ssl. Also, the site automatically sends you a welcome email with your password in clear text. If you're not familiar with internet security, this means that your personal date is being transmitted unencrypted. It's equivalent to someone standing on a busy street corner holding up a large neon sign with all your personal information for everyone driving by to see.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Identity_theft
SSL checker, https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html
Sending Passwords in Email, Passwords In Email -- Not Secure!
Secure Transactions, http://www.learnthenet.com/learn-abo...-transactions/
How to know if an online transaction is secure, http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/w...#1TC=windows-7

 

[Roydub]

They may be legit, but their site has huge security issues. When you login, the site is not using ssl. Also, the site automatically sends you a welcome email with your password in clear text. If you're not familiar with internet security, this means that your personal date is being transmitted unencrypted. It's equivalent to someone standing on a street corner holding up a sign with all your personal information for anyone to see.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ion/645995-warning-do-not-use-cvapor-com.html

I agree with carrielsai... I have come across cvapor.com in the past and steered clear for just the same security problems... The company itself may be fine but to me, its just not worth having my personal data floating around for any to see... any savings you may get wont be worth much if someone is racking up purchases under your name...