Do Not Order "Free Trials"!!!
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I guess I'm lucky to be a skeptic when it comes to certain things. I'm awaiting my first starter kit from the 9. A few guys at work started the vapor and I didn't really take them seriously until they told me they haven't smoked a real cig in 1-2 wks but ones wife has gone 6 wks. My wife has been on me for about 8 years to quit and I've tried everything under the sun so I hope this works for me too.
I have seen many of these "Free" e-cigs ads and looked into one. As soon as I saw they wanted CC or Debit card info, I stopped. If something is really free don't they just need my name & address?
Tip- Use a pre-paid gift card for online purchases. They can't take what isn't there!;-)
Tip- Use a pre-paid gift card for online purchases. They can't take what isn't there!;-)
Now that's thinking.... This is along the same line I had stated in a previous post.
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I recently ordered one for 5 bucks,,,,It's been three weeks and no sign of my Best E-cig on the market,, Yeah Right...I've had bad luck finding a repuatable business that offers good customer service ,,,,,I spent 60 bucks on two starter kits ..do'nt deal with these guys,,,,They're customer service is bogus and non existent,
I've given up on a refund or replacement of disfunctional equipment, They Simply Ignore Customers.
I recently ordered from KGO,,,,,,So far it'sthe best of several providers I've tried,,,,,,Any suggestion ?
They Really market their e-cigs to be choosen on a national television as being the best,,,Again
I was mad but found that by turning away one potential customer is the best way to deal with the situation and informing others of their shoddy business practices
I've given up on a refund or replacement of disfunctional equipment, They Simply Ignore Customers.
I recently ordered from KGO,,,,,,So far it'sthe best of several providers I've tried,,,,,,Any suggestion ?
They Really market their e-cigs to be choosen on a national television as being the best,,,Again
I was mad but found that by turning away one potential customer is the best way to deal with the situation and informing others of their shoddy business practices
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I have seen many of these "Free" e-cigs ads and looked into one. As soon as I saw they wanted CC or Debit card info, I stopped. If something is really free don't they just need my name & address?
Tip- Use a pre-paid gift card for online purchases. They can't take what isn't there!;-)
I have a pre-paid card that I use for all online purchases, even ebay/paypal types. Good advice!
I too was almost fooled by one of this offers. I read the small print and ran the other way!
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I know want you mean by scam tried one of those its free just pay for shipping .Then found out
it was a trail then they would charge your credit card after trail period was up something like 109.00
dollars and the you would be a member and forced to pay 59.99 dollars a month for refill carts.So
yes if it sounds to good to be true then stay away its probably a scam
it was a trail then they would charge your credit card after trail period was up something like 109.00
dollars and the you would be a member and forced to pay 59.99 dollars a month for refill carts.So
yes if it sounds to good to be true then stay away its probably a scam
I clicked an ad for a free trial on an e-cigarette and after filling out excessive amount of personal information they asked for my credit card number and thats when i realized it was a scam. glad i caught on!
I unfortunately purchased one of the "free trial" e-cigs and got charged twice for "monthly refills" before realizing and cancelling my so called subscription. I just read an article about a guy who got changed $350 million for scamming people like this, only he was selling manhood enlargement pills and other placebo's...its annoying that companies false advertise like this and suck people in who dont read the fine print.
I spent a good while working on my first 5 posts trying to make them constructive...thinking that perhaps what you just did would be considered spam, but if it works it works...i guess.
Thats way to funny. I went to post tonight after sitting and reading for the past 2 months. Then i find out about the 5 post thing. I spend about 10 hours a week looking at vaping stuff and go to respond to a post and get hit with the 5 post wall. Maybe I should spam like that.
Maybe non constructive things like. I like juice. BWB is the best. Or I smoke batteries. spamming would be good too.
Or maybe my wish list. Provari with a vision stone tank or dct tank.
Oh yea, I wanna DIY too. I hope bluemist has some good juice. Well thats 4. I'll push out the 5th tomorrow. LOL.
want to delete this post but I can only edit it
Maybe non constructive things like. I like juice. BWB is the best. Or I smoke batteries. spamming would be good too.
Or maybe my wish list. Provari with a vision stone tank or dct tank.
Oh yea, I wanna DIY too. I hope bluemist has some good juice. Well thats 4. I'll push out the 5th tomorrow. LOL.
want to delete this post but I can only edit it
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I've been vaping for 8 days. I bought a Riva 510SE starter kit from Liberty flights and I am SO glad I did. I spent, initially, about $50 for a starter kit and some e-liquids. The bottom line: A 2.5 pack a day hooked on analog smoker now smokes <10 analogs/day. Last night I noticed improved flavor. Remember: you get what you pay for. I'm not saying buy the starter kit I bought....but I've noticed, in drug stores, and convenience stores, that a cheapy e-cig is at least $15! Thanks for the succinct thread with the excellent advice right up front. You are 100% correct.
Trying to switch from analog. It is VERY hard. Will continue no doubt about that.
i think it is a great thread. Somebody send me this link.
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