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Agent78

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I started with Totally Wicked and yes the guys in the Tampa shop are jerks and there products suck all most as much as the people who work there. I will never use them again. My advise is go and see the guys at Tampa vapor.

Taterbot.... Thanks for chiming in. I'm actually in St. Petersburg across the bridge, Whereabouts is Tampa vapor?? As far as an actual brick-and-mortar place I would really like to find something that is dedicated e-cigarette rather then a cigar shop that has a really small selection.
 

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1515 S Dale Mabry Hwy, Suite 103. They have alot different types plus Mods. There juice selection is not as large as Totally Suck i mean Wicked :) but i mix all of my own using Wizard Labs out of Orlando

Thanks again Taterbot! I plan on getting most of my liquid online anyways but as far as the hardware is concerned I'd like to hold the Product in my hand before I spent $100 on it. I had kind of figured out that totally wicked was overpriced I just wasn't sure about how it's quality stacked up to other use ecigs
 
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Tampa Vapor will let you try the devices before you buy, and if you looking for a brick and mortar than i would recommend you go check them out, thats all they do is e cigs. They have a website but the online shop is not up yet, they are still trying to get that up. All so they just opened up 2 or 3 months ago so they keep getting new stuff in all the time.
 

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Well I have not personally had any experience with totally wicked other then the mini nova I got from my local shop. But, they appear to be like any other all in one stop that rebrands, which means a pretty good place to get your feet wet and see if you like vaping. I don't see any reason to worry about them as a company.

Unfortunately vaping is very subjective. I have V4L for basic starter supplies. They have tanks cartos a giant selection of battery styles and a giant list if flavores, also some of the best customer service you will find. I explore other shops and am going to buy myself a provari at my one year point and am always testing out new tank and clearomizer systems out there.

You are entering a world were there are thousands of choices out there and some loyalty will run deep. What I suggest is just to take it slow and try things out one by one. Once you find what you like you'll begin to see what is going to fit those likes and what will not. Don't worry about the right choices, just take the time to find what's right for you. Nobody is going to shame you for having Mr Wicked on you set up.
 

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I shy away from talking about my mod because we take good natured flak on ECF. I am trying carto tanks now for the second time. I am very loyal to the kangers. I love the mt3 but the t3 is cheaper. Same thing just different looks body wise. The mod I bought Friday was the second one I got to hold. She is a beauty. I'm in love with my mod and proud of vapeing. You will have fun trying out all the options.
 

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Thank you thank you thank you. I really asked about the totally wicked easy I'm using to make sure that I'm not missing out on something that's so much better. I've been more than satisfied with both the e-cig and liquids aside from the ridiculous leaking. I definitely get the gist and even with mediocre products I'm completely hooked as well as excited about this hobby/obsession/way of life. The community I found in our forums is a amazing network of people helping people, Something you definitely don't see much of on the Internet these days. I cherish each and every recommendation suggestion or ideas. The forum itself as well as helpful people are a tool you use to make the most educated decisions you can about what you purchase.
 

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Welcome to ECF - "Agent78" . . .

Although, I normally do not get involved in the New Members Forum discussions about which "eCig" is better than the other - nor which Vendor is better then the other, however I noticed your post and given your question and more importantly, if I understood you correctly . . . I will say that when I started I went with a KR808 Style eCig (looks & feels similar to a cigarette) which is what I wanted and although I do have other pieces of equipment now - I still use them today, especially since they are handy and easy to carry around without looking like you are carrying a Light Saber/Mag Light around with you all the time . . . ;)

Now - if this interest you - You might want to do some research and check these out . . .

Also - although there are other Vendors that sell the KR808 threaded batteries, I would suggest you check out the following vendors that I have used for these - and not only for style, but for cost - since you will without a doubt find differences in pricing. . . They both have, what I would call traditional looking eCig's in 65/78 mm lengths - but they have now included larger styles and VV batteries too:

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I do hope that the information I provided you as just another suggestion to consider to your question and that it was helpful to you . . . :D
 

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I know you said you don't want to read anything, but Baditude has a quick overview of the difference between delivery systems:

Is it a carto? atty? clearo?

And I wouldn't worry too much about products being outdated. ECF members tend to get excited about the newest hot toys and other devices become uncool, even if they work just fine.
 
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I shy away from talking about my mod because we take good natured flak on ECF. I am trying carto tanks now for the second time. I am very loyal to the kangers. I love the mt3 but the t3 is cheaper. Same thing just different looks body wise. The mod I bought Friday was the second one I got to hold. She is a beauty. I'm in love with my mod and proud of vapeing. You will have fun trying out all the options.

Oh, just BRAG about your thingy! Everyone is just kidding! :)


Agent 78: The Ocelot is giving you great advice; Baditude's blog is invaluable!
 
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Ferrel1134

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Oh iknow that's why I said good natured fun. It's just I don't need to brag after many failed try's I finally got the set up that rocks for me and a not go shabby back up to boot. Carts have poly fill on the inside cleros have wicks and are see through. That's pretty much all I know. My kangers are clearos and I love them.
 

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I know you said you don't want to read anything, but Baditude has a quick overview of the difference between delivery systems:

Is it a carto? atty? clearo?

And I wouldn't worry too much about products being outdated. ECF members tend to get excited about the newest hot toys and other devices become uncool, even if they work just fine.


Thanks again for your insight. All replies are valuable to me so that I can make the most educated and informed decisions moving forward. Thanks!!!
 
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