Has anyone ever got wrapped up into the Free e-cig deals where you sign up to buy a certain amount of cartridges per month and they give you a free e-cig. if so how was it?
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They are overpriced scams, check this link:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/new-members-forum/65772-do-not-order-free-trials.html?daysprune=1
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/new-members-forum/65772-do-not-order-free-trials.html?daysprune=1
My dad did. Well, my mom was lured in by one of those fake news reels in a side bar ad that took her to one of these fly-by-night free e-cig trial websites. She ordered a kit for my dad. The cartomizers were not labeled with the nicotine strength and the website offered no information as to what level of nicotine was in the cartos. They tasted horrible. The battery lasted thirty minutes, died and wouldn't recharge. Then they deduct a ton of money from your account for their "cartridge refill program". It's all a scam. There's no such thing as a totally free e-cig.
If you're interested in testing one for cheap to see if it's right for you, LiquidXpress sells the Xpress Vaping Tester for $8.50. The battery works for about five hours and it is not rechargeable, but it's a good introduction to vaping without having to invest in a kit and all of the extra peripherals if you aren't sure if you're going to like it.
If you're interested in testing one for cheap to see if it's right for you, LiquidXpress sells the Xpress Vaping Tester for $8.50. The battery works for about five hours and it is not rechargeable, but it's a good introduction to vaping without having to invest in a kit and all of the extra peripherals if you aren't sure if you're going to like it.
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