Lavatube Warranty-Beware!

[osirisorion]

Glad volcano decided to change the warranty! I decided to get one, should be here tomorrow or Tuesday only thing that sucks is I have no HV attys , but they should arrive from ikenvape by mid week

 

[wazzup592]

SR attire would work better IMO. More range

sent from my HP DrOiDpad.....

 

[kai kane]

Glad volcano decided to change the warranty! I decided to get one, should be here tomorrow or Tuesday

the change in the warranty made a differnece to me. ordered it - arrived in a few days - works as advertised!

definitely worth the money. running a 3.0 ohm regular 510 on a regular protected redflame TF 18650, meaning the cap won't screw all the way in (couldn't wait for my IMR's to arrive)

 

[Paulie P.]

I read on another thread that the Lavatube was built with the thought process like a Ego. Its so ccheap that you just replace it if it breaks. Its not worth the time and money to fix it.

Paulie P.

 

[pherse]

I bought my Knight Rider throught a local Canadian vendor complete kit, cleaned up theads, vented cap, warranty, for $89.
Paulie P is right, if it breaks, buy another one. Thats less than a carton of smokes up here.

 

[SaigesPoppa]

you can get them here for 75.99 The Galaxy

 

[bobsyeruncle]

That 75.99 is just for the L-Rider body. Just make sure you get AW IMR 18650 batteries, a charger and cartomizers if you go for The Galaxy VV.

 

[Remit]

@Paulie P. i wish i had your money to burn.

i just bought a LT and it broke within the first week. to blow another $100 would be ridiculous.

thankfully the vendor i bought it from cdnvapor.ca replaced it for me. it's in the mail on its way back to me. yay!.


R.

 

[Allan.GH]

Just FYI to all of those out here who may encounter these sorts of warranties in the future:

Both Kodak and Xerox were successfully sued over this exact sort of warranty ploy...and they lost. Their argument in court was that the cost of their consumables were designed to finance the warranty, and the government basically told them that they were prohibited from doing just that.

These sorts of warranty conditions/provisos/restrictions (whatever you want to call them) are illegal.

Most companies that offer warranties under such onerous terms are scum. Your first defense is simply not to deal with them.

Your second line of defense is, if you already got stuck with their product, is to contact the company and inform them that their company is violating the law with such restrictions, and that they should change their restrictions and ethically honor respectable warranty terms.

If they refuse, sue them.