...Cover fires? I know that GG products have a lifetime replacement warranty for parts going bad, but does is there any kind of a replacement warrenty? Last week my house caught on fire and I lost basically every possession except my wallet and a few random things that were not upstairs where the fire was. I lost every piece of vape gear I owned(but 1), including a Provari V2, a Silver Bullet, a Lavatube, a box mod, egos, a Cobra, a BliSS, a DID, a DID Clone, drip mode Oddy, a %&* load of juice and a lot of other crap, but worst of all my prized GGTB. The other stuff is a hit for me but the GGTB was by and far my pride and joy. I felt a connection to my GGTB that I never felt with any other piece of vape gear in my arsenal. I know it's very unlikely that there is anything to be done but I just had to ask, because i'm not sure of the extent of the warranty.
Now to the crazy part, when I went back in the next morning after the firefighters and fire marshal had cleared out I went to look in my bedroom. I have these two weird "closets" in the back part of my room that had a lot of junk in them. Well my Penelope was in the back of one of them attached to an eGo Twist(random, yes) that I had left by my toolbox when I was back there earlier that day. It was completely unharmed! The Twist and the Penelope had soot all over them but somehow they didn't burn at all. The twist even lit up still but wouldn't actually fire (not that I would have even bothered the electronics probably got scrambled by the smoke if not the heat from the fire itself). I cleaned it off and soaked it in alcohol a few times and now it looks like nothing ever happened. Now THAT is a high quality product. How's that for an advertisement? "The Golden Greek Penelope: It's Fireproof"
Now to the crazy part, when I went back in the next morning after the firefighters and fire marshal had cleared out I went to look in my bedroom. I have these two weird "closets" in the back part of my room that had a lot of junk in them. Well my Penelope was in the back of one of them attached to an eGo Twist(random, yes) that I had left by my toolbox when I was back there earlier that day. It was completely unharmed! The Twist and the Penelope had soot all over them but somehow they didn't burn at all. The twist even lit up still but wouldn't actually fire (not that I would have even bothered the electronics probably got scrambled by the smoke if not the heat from the fire itself). I cleaned it off and soaked it in alcohol a few times and now it looks like nothing ever happened. Now THAT is a high quality product. How's that for an advertisement? "The Golden Greek Penelope: It's Fireproof"