Im not having much luck with deliveries and wonder if this is just me being unlucky or whether others are experiencing a similar problem.
On the 5th October I ordered the New mini-cig from e-cig.com at a cost of $130. I then discovered this forum and quickly learned I might have made a mistake though nobody seems to have got their New mini-cig from e-cig.com yet. The disposable atomizer might be promising but others here placed orders well before me and havent yet had anything delivered. I expect Ill be waiting a while yet before e-cig.com deliver for me.
I just hope that I can rely on a delivery happening at some time but dont find it acceptable when companies take orders, charge your account, cant deliver, dont advise you of any problem and continue to take orders. This is far too close to rip-off territory for my liking and at best the company is using our cash to avoid any risk. Taking orders for products not available I think dishonest. A supplier can be caught short but that should soon be flagged before further orders are made and customers with orders should be advised with a specific date when they can expect delivery. E-cigs.co.uk seems to me to be a good example of proper practice.
My next order was made on the 12th October for a Janty Classic (Extended) and included extra atomizer, carts and liquid amounting to a total cost of over £200. The delivery advice was within 3-5 working days which would have been Friday. Nothing arrived yesterday (5 working days) or today. OK its hardly a big deal to be a little late but I am disappointed after keeping a keen eye out for the postie all day today. He only delivered a letter advising another increase in my gas bill
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Therell be nobody at home to take delivery tomorrow so Wednesday will be the earliest time Ill be able to pick it up once its returned to central sorting. Not a crime (yet!) but Im deflated.
My 3rd order was on the 14th October from theelectroniccigarette.co.uk for a black mini 901 (I think its a 901) + cartridges and liquid a total cost of over £105. Ordering from a UK company I thought would surely have me e-smoking this weekend. Not so this morning I got an apologetic email advising that stock was out but they hope to dispatch by the end of next week.
OK it was disappointing to get this advice but theelectroniccigarette.co.uk were the only company that apologised and advised of a dispatch date.
I expect Im just a little impatient but Im disappointed too since after spending around £400 Ive nothing to show for it and wont until next weekend when if I get a delivery I can call to the central sorting office.
Of the 3 experiences Id summarise 1)e-cig.com are not operating in a business like manner though they may have something innovative to offer (eventually), 2)Janty, for all their high-end market profile don't deliver within the time period they advise, and 3)Local UK distributors can disappoint too.
On the 5th October I ordered the New mini-cig from e-cig.com at a cost of $130. I then discovered this forum and quickly learned I might have made a mistake though nobody seems to have got their New mini-cig from e-cig.com yet. The disposable atomizer might be promising but others here placed orders well before me and havent yet had anything delivered. I expect Ill be waiting a while yet before e-cig.com deliver for me.
I just hope that I can rely on a delivery happening at some time but dont find it acceptable when companies take orders, charge your account, cant deliver, dont advise you of any problem and continue to take orders. This is far too close to rip-off territory for my liking and at best the company is using our cash to avoid any risk. Taking orders for products not available I think dishonest. A supplier can be caught short but that should soon be flagged before further orders are made and customers with orders should be advised with a specific date when they can expect delivery. E-cigs.co.uk seems to me to be a good example of proper practice.
My next order was made on the 12th October for a Janty Classic (Extended) and included extra atomizer, carts and liquid amounting to a total cost of over £200. The delivery advice was within 3-5 working days which would have been Friday. Nothing arrived yesterday (5 working days) or today. OK its hardly a big deal to be a little late but I am disappointed after keeping a keen eye out for the postie all day today. He only delivered a letter advising another increase in my gas bill
.Therell be nobody at home to take delivery tomorrow so Wednesday will be the earliest time Ill be able to pick it up once its returned to central sorting. Not a crime (yet!) but Im deflated.
My 3rd order was on the 14th October from theelectroniccigarette.co.uk for a black mini 901 (I think its a 901) + cartridges and liquid a total cost of over £105. Ordering from a UK company I thought would surely have me e-smoking this weekend. Not so this morning I got an apologetic email advising that stock was out but they hope to dispatch by the end of next week.
OK it was disappointing to get this advice but theelectroniccigarette.co.uk were the only company that apologised and advised of a dispatch date.
I expect Im just a little impatient but Im disappointed too since after spending around £400 Ive nothing to show for it and wont until next weekend when if I get a delivery I can call to the central sorting office.
Of the 3 experiences Id summarise 1)e-cig.com are not operating in a business like manner though they may have something innovative to offer (eventually), 2)Janty, for all their high-end market profile don't deliver within the time period they advise, and 3)Local UK distributors can disappoint too.
