AHA! Found it.....
Here's the info on the product page..... go right to the bottom (replace [DOT] with . to visit link)
www[DOT]victoryecigs[DOT]com/product_p/freestarterkit1.htm
So the bottom line on this offer is that it'll set you back $0.01 + $31.90 for a total of $31.91
And you'll get the kit and 15 more refills 30 days later....
and to avoid more charges, you MUST provide written cancellation 30 in advance.... which would be prior to the dispatch of the refills (not the receipt of, or I'm betting it's too late...)
And how do you submit written cancellation? mail? email? We already know the 1-888 doesn't work here, at least not in BC....
oh.... and no response yet, though it's only been 45 mins...
That internet address is not the same page as what you get if you follow the link in the OP's original post and click on the "Redeem you free starter Kit"... it is the same except that the OP"s link doesn't include the added text "You will receive 15 more refills and be billed $31.90 every 30 days thereafter. You can cancel at any time by providing a 30 day notice. "
Does that mean the OP's deal will not contain a subscription, who knows... I wouldn't put any faith in that. They could claim it was on the other main link and you should have known. I wouldn't attempt to redeem this deal.
P.S: Coincidentally, I had had an apparent spyware infection(Topic Torch) last week that added a toolbar to the bottom of my browser, very discrete and I almost didn't notice it. Then I started getting redirected to surveys with "free" reward products. I read up and it was a subscription scam and people were having a hard time cancelling subscriptions. What made me clue in that the redirects were from a virus, and find the toolbar, was that reputable sites like CBC or Futureshop were giving me these redirects to the surveys and product offers(only cost was shipping). I couldn't believe those sites were allowing these fraudsters to take their patrons for a ride. If it seems to good to be true, it probably (99% of the time) is too good to be true.