Is Google banning suppliers too??

[SKYYcamel]

Just tried to place an order with Myfreedomsmokes and Google wasn't processing their payments anymore! WTF??

 

[emus]

If it gets bad enough we may have to visit the DIY room

 

[Hangtime]

MyFreedomSmokes is where I get my 48mg non-flavored juice to do my DIY. I hope they will take money orders or personal checks if it gets that bad.

 

[Applejackson]

Have they dropped PayPal? I ordered from them a bit over a week ago through PayPal.

 

[emus]

Ebay banned ecigs.
Paypal is picking off suppliers one by one.
Now Google???

 

[jexmex]

tobacco and related items have always been against google checkout TOS.

 

[DaMulta]

They should all move to Amazon that still sells E-Liquid, and E-Cigs, and has a check out of it's own.

 

[enico]

Google banned me after my first and only transaction. Then refunded the buyer after I shipped out and basically told me it's too bad look for another payment processor.

 

[leeshor]

I've been getting my supplies from Vapor4Life http://www.vapor4life.com and using a credit card has never been an issue.

They also have great products and even better service, win win.

 

[Talen]

Suppliers need to get merchant accounts if they are serious.

 

[Scaralouche]

if you go to their forum and pm mamacat, she will give you details on how to order. it can still be done. rockymountainvapor got throatshotted too and has to do business that way.

 

[James]

We got removed from Google Checkout without any prior warning.

What annoyed us most was that they just disabled our account without giving us time to add another one.

Fortunately, we make it a rule to have at least two separate payment methods. I'd suggest that is a must for all e-cigarette suppliers at the moment.

 

[master_meow]

Google has been banning ecig sales for a long time.

 

[VaporOnly]

wow google is taking the FDA side as well, its ridiculous honestly

 

[SLDS181]

Google has been banning ecig sales for a long time.

Thats pretty odd to me, considering they still have a ton of e-cig advertisers. Has anyone contacted Google about the issue, to find out specifically why? They are "less" evil than any others, in my experience.