Free eVic by accident

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21Clouds

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My boyfriend has been vaping (and off anologs) for a month now. I was never a smoker myself but found that I was using his eGo more than he was. Last week we took a trip to LA to visit a new vapor store and I ended up buying myself a joyetech twist and an eVic for him. A few days ago we decided to stock up on some cartos and a second rechargeable battery for his setup. We found everything online for a total of $36.

Today we received our package in the mail. When we opened it up we had a complete eVic setup along with the carto packs. Someone made a mistake and instead of shipping us the "eVic rechargeable battery" we got an "eVic kit". A $105 device for $15.

Technically we got every thing we wanted and more! The store had quality products for cheap and the shipping was incredibly fast! It's the little things in life. :)
 

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Hmmm . . . if it were me I'd send it back or at least let them know. Bad karma is a big thing in life, just sayin' :2c:

BTW, welcome to the forum!

I agree that you should let the store know what happened. They are probably a small store that works on small margins. and this behavior is certainly not something to proud of. Yes, they {MESSED} up but you have a chance to make it right (or at least take comfort in knowing that you tried)
 
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BlueSnake

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Thanks for the welcome.

What about good things happen to good people?
If they were to email me right now and explain that they made a mistake I would send it back in a heartbeat. Until then, I'm going to keep it.

I would guess if you didn't get something you would contact them. What's the difference? :ohmy:
 

21Clouds

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I would guess if you didn't get something you would contact them. What's the difference? :ohmy:

Exactly. It would be my responsibility to contact them in that case. I understand that they made a big mistake. It's their responsibility to know what they are shipping off and to contact the customer when they realize they have made a mistake.
 

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Truthfully you should contact. If you didn't get the items you paid for you would contact them why not the other way around? Seems hypocritical just a bit. But only a opinion, welcome to the wonderful world of vaping.

I mod xbox's Got two conversation kits for a demon dual nand. Going to send the second one back tomorrow when I head to the post. Just remember, it's a struggling economy and that one evic can cost someone job and or money to pay for the loss. Shrink is a big deal in a company. When a lost occurs at my store it's a automatic write up with final warning.
 

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Thanks for the welcome.

What about good things happen to good people?
If they were to email me right now and explain that they made a mistake I would send it back in a heartbeat. Until then, I'm going to keep it.

If you are sent a product in which you did not order or pay for, whether on purpose or by mistake you have no legal obligation to make any attempt to return it, IIRC.

However, having said that if they DID contact you, and wanted to pay for return shipping, and your time and gas money to the post office, I would happily return it to them.
 

21Clouds

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If you are sent a product in which you did not order or pay for, whether on purpose or by mistake you have no legal obligation to make any attempt to return it, IIRC.

However, having said that if they DID contact you, and wanted to pay for return shipping, and your time and gas money to the post office, I would happily return it to them.

I completely agree.
 

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Exactly. It would be my responsibility to contact them in that case. I understand that they made a big mistake. It's their responsibility to know what they are shipping off and to contact the customer when they realize they have made a mistake.

All I can say to that is lots of people have no morals or integrity anymore. Such a sorry society we have become. :(
 
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