I am used to of smoking tobacco cigs that are affecting my health as I use to smoke frequently in a day. I have heard about ecigs and hope that it can aid me to be out of my smoking wont. I am totally unaware about the cost of ecigs? Does the cost vary according to the types of cigs? Please suggest me some options where I can find free ecigs for trials.
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As I've been told a lot in the past, nothing is free. There will be some sites that'll offer a free kit, but ask for a credit card number. They'll charge you monthly. I just warn to stay away from those.
njoy, however, will send you a sample if you cover the cost of shipping. Here: FREE Sample - NJOY King Electronic Cigarette
E-cigs can have generally a lower running cost, but there can be a high initial investment depending on what you want to buy.
A simple 'eGo' setup can cost less than $50 and is a good way to start. Or if your looking for something more similar to a cigarette, there are quite a few affordable options.
Congrats on looking for another option though
baby steps and the like. vaping along side of smoking (as in a slow replacement) is pretty common, just so you don't think its an all or nothing effort.
njoy, however, will send you a sample if you cover the cost of shipping. Here: FREE Sample - NJOY King Electronic Cigarette
E-cigs can have generally a lower running cost, but there can be a high initial investment depending on what you want to buy.
A simple 'eGo' setup can cost less than $50 and is a good way to start. Or if your looking for something more similar to a cigarette, there are quite a few affordable options.
Congrats on looking for another option though
baby steps and the like. vaping along side of smoking (as in a slow replacement) is pretty common, just so you don't think its an all or nothing effort.
what Thompson said.
Every time they want your credit card # it's so they can bill you like 90$ later for your "free" kit
and 30.00 a month for their crappy pre-filled cartridges.
Every time they want your credit card # it's so they can bill you like 90$ later for your "free" kit
and 30.00 a month for their crappy pre-filled cartridges.
Welcome , but as the old saying goes , you get what you pay for , except for the so-called free e-cigs . Nothing is free . And if it sounds too good to be true , it probably is . So just look at some of the forum vendors sites , at some of the starter kits . And get some sample sizes of juice as well , until you find a flavor , you like . As both of the other posters stated , if they want your CC number , be prepared to get hit with several large charges to your card . And very hard to get it to stop . So don't even go there . Good luck
Hey to all. Thanks for responding. I have heard about some kits that are specially offered by the stores as the sample pack at free of cost. Does it mean that I can be asked for my credit card number there too or there can be any terms and conditions behind getting these sample packs free? Is there no option to get these kits at completely free of cost?
I've never heard of that. Are you talking about something like a shopping mall kiosk? I suspect the kit is "free" but the monthly charge to automatically send you refills is not. In any event if they start pushing for your credit card number - then no, it isn't free. You will be billed for something.
This. Jumped on a deal a while back for a free starter kit, mostly just wanting the automatic battery the kit came with
Wasn't until after I'd placed my order that I got to see the "true" starter kit page where it listed that I was getting signed up for several months of their cart refill service, at $30 a pop for 5 carts
This was not listed until after I'd placed the order.
On top of that their "cancel order" link only sent me to my order history with no option to cancel.
Emailed their CS address, didn't get a response, took them a month to send the kit with still no response from CS. Finally called them up and got the whole bit cancelled.
I know around the end of last year Apollo was giving away a free disposable, but I think you have to pay for shipping there as well. I got one from them and it was free. I'm not sure if they still have the offer though.
IMHO, get a real cheap semi-decent starter set with an eGo battery, a CE-5 or Vivi Nova clearo, charger and 10ml juice. Once you've run out of juice, you shouldn't have spent any more than you would on cigs. Not sure about US vendors, but I'm guessing you could get said setup for ~$20?
Might not be everyones setup of choice. It's just somewhere to start. Worked for me.
Might not be everyones setup of choice. It's just somewhere to start. Worked for me.
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This is not a free kit! Please scroll down and read the small print--Terms and Conditions.
No such thing as free lunch.
Enjoy King and Apollo disposables are free of charge, one per customer, but you have to pay ~3 bucks for shipping.
This is not a free kit! Please scroll down and read the small print--Terms and Conditions.
No such thing as free lunch.
Enjoy King and Apollo disposables are free of charge, one per customer, but you have to pay ~3 bucks for shipping.
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it's all a scam to get you to buy their overpriced prefilled carts!!!
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GOOD CATCH!! This part really kills it - "As a member of the Program, you have 14 days to try the Product (the Trial Period). Please note that delivery time is subtracted from your Trial Period, and will reduce the number of days allocated to your Trial Period."
Sometimes it may take WEEKS to deliver, as experienced with Blu Cigs 5 years ago. Good call. But, like I said - forget these types of ecigs. Companies with prefilled cartridges (BluCigs, Green Smoke, Regal Cigs, AND Apollo) will tear into your wallet and, given some time, you won't be satisfied.
Sometimes it may take WEEKS to deliver, as experienced with Blu Cigs 5 years ago. Good call. But, like I said - forget these types of ecigs. Companies with prefilled cartridges (BluCigs, Green Smoke, Regal Cigs, AND Apollo) will tear into your wallet and, given some time, you won't be satisfied.
Quite a few places have free disposable ecigs but you will always be charged for the shipping. They are not really the same taste and do not last very long. You are better off to buy a inexpensive real one that you can reuse. This thread has places to get both frr ones and inexpensive beginner kits.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ends-family-get-started-securing-back-up.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ends-family-get-started-securing-back-up.html
awesome thanks for sharing that thread, I've been tasked with coming up with a starter kit for my husband's brother so he doesn't have to rely on disposables.
I started out with a South Beach kit off Groupon for $24.
It came with 15 tobacco carts, they were actually good.
I've moved on from that. But it was a great deal.
Green Smoke has a free starter kit.
But it's only for people who already have another setup.
If you want a mini, I would recommend Jet Cigs.
You can get their kit for $15.
It's 510 threaded; so you can use Blu or Volcano, or generic carts with it too.
I use it as a backup & it works great.
It came with 15 tobacco carts, they were actually good.
I've moved on from that. But it was a great deal.
Green Smoke has a free starter kit.
But it's only for people who already have another setup.
If you want a mini, I would recommend Jet Cigs.
You can get their kit for $15.
It's 510 threaded; so you can use Blu or Volcano, or generic carts with it too.
I use it as a backup & it works great.
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