Hi everyone : )

[iveengo]

In the US rebuildables tend not to be sold in B&M stores. They’re less profitable because there is less repeat business. You often have to get them online.

That wouldn't happen to be the company you work for would it?

I guess if I get friendly with the people at the physical stores, they might tell me how to get the stuff. But the weather’s been bad these days, so I haven’t gone out.

 

[retired1]

Uh huh.....

 

[bombastinator]

I guess if I get friendly with the people at the physical stores, they might tell me how to get the stuff. But the weather’s been bad these days, so I haven’t gone out.

The company websites or online stores
Generally. In China the internet is weird. Heavy government control. You have an advantage in that you can physically go there though. If you know where a company is based you can just show up. No mail, no internet. Might be quicker than trying to sweet talk a b&m employee to get the same information. Should be able to get a phone number and do the early work from your house.

 

[iveengo]

Honestly, that might actually work. But would big companies even bother with a little regular consumer like me? Classic social anxiety talking.
I just want a decent refillable setup and some legal e-liquid, that’s all... LOL

 

[bombastinator]

Honestly, that might actually work. But would big companies even bother with a little regular consumer like me? Classic social anxiety talking.
I just want a decent refillable setup and some legal e-liquid, that’s all... LOL

Usually. You’re a customer. The CEO likely won’t talk to you but the secretary will.

 

[iveengo]

Usually. You’re a customer. The CEO likely won’t talk to you but the secretary will.

I wish, but security’ll usually stop me at the door first