No online sales to Arkansas?
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All juice, correct. I've mastered my 1st DIY recipe for a nice custard with Strawberry. I have a year to master a few others. Everything else I will have a family member ship to me from KY or OH.
Yep.
What makes you think the New Boss will be any different than the Old Boss?
Id have to meet the new candidate.
I cant make blind ASSumtions, or generalizations without educating myself properly. That would make me an idiot, and that I am not.
There is 1 year wait for the full hammer to drop. Right now its just seals on caps for the most part. Vendors also have a closed time frame to obtain a license to sell or you are SOL going forward. So if you ever want to ship ejuice here you have to pay now or write off selling shipping here for good. This seems to "take care" of the local established shops but.....if a big vendor appears later they are also SOL.
This paves the way for the Indiana Vapor company which is owned by the Casinos and bedded by state regulation to get a semi monopoly framed up. They have thought this through very well.
The bill is slick. Cronyism at its finest.
If that is a B2C sale, or C2C sale, yes, technically it would.
Although as has been pointed out, friends sending each other stuff would be hard to enforce, unless they (vastly) increased inspector jobs at USPS, UPS, Fed Ex, etc.
Best thing to do is to ask that those vendors with ejuices you like to obtain an Arkansas' Manufacturer Vapor Product and Alternative Nicotine Product Permit which will enable them to ship and sell products to AR B&M locations where you are.
That is what Vapor Shark did, so here's a shout out to them for *keeping up with things* that are going on in their industry.
Vapers who have been vaping for a few years already know that certain vendors manage to establish themselves as the truly alert and responsible ones and that really helps individual vapers IMHO. Steve, in answer to your question, I know this won't come as a huge surprise (to you anyway), but there are quite a number of vendors out there who are somewhat less aware of this new bill than even some vapers. (I read around). I think it will take a bit of time for it to settle.
Still live in Arkansas, still have ordered eliquid/vape mail without issues since bill passed lastweek
People still have not come to the realization The FDA is shadier than understood. They already Lost once so rather than try again they have caused enough up-evil through miss-information as to have every sector of government concerned action must be taken.
Then there is the highest likelihood of Back Room meetings to discuss the reality of financial loss to every state as well as the Federal reserve if vaping is allowed to grow unregulated while reducing Tobacco purchases.
These little things are all it takes to motivate a less than FOR THE PEOPLE government to take action to cover their potential losses.
People will not reject these actions because they reach out the same as Tobacco Taxation - A sin tax of the smaller(minority) group of people which use Vaping as means to quit smoking.
People want the Roads paved.
They Want the schools built.
They want more and better Law enforcement.
They do not want to pay extra taxes to get any of it.
That is our responsibility.
SEE The Light - Fight
or at least stock up and dig in
You will not "meet" the new candidate. You will hear his/her rhetoric song and dance which will change as soon as he/she is elected.Id have to meet the new candidate.
I cant make blind ASSumtions, or generalizations without educating myself properly. That would make me an idiot, and that I am not.
When is the effective date of the bill? they are almost never as soon as passed.
Lol
I'm retired.
I'm old enough to do my own research.
I don't drink look-aide of any flavor, nor follow rhetoric.
Unlike the majority today, I think for myself.
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People want the Roads paved.
They Want the schools built.
They want more and better Law enforcement.
They do not want to pay extra taxes to get any of it.
That is our responsibility.
SEE The Light - Fight
or at least stock up and dig in[/QUOTE]
Actually all we want is for them to stop treating us taxpayers like an endless stream of revenue. To be responsible and not bankrupt the state with scheme after scheme on how siphon as much money into their pockets as possible. And while I'm at, how about stop letting the special interest of the day make policy.
People want the Roads paved.
They Want the schools built.
They want more and better Law enforcement.
They do not want to pay extra taxes to get any of it.
That is our responsibility.
SEE The Light - Fight
or at least stock up and dig in[/QUOTE]
Actually all we want is for them to stop treating us taxpayers like an endless stream of revenue. To be responsible and not bankrupt the state with scheme after scheme on how siphon as much money into their pockets as possible. And while I'm at, how about stop letting the special interest of the day make policy.
so if a vendor listed their juice as say for fog machines only It could be sold?
Thats it, these devices are no longer vape units but are now mini personal fog machines.
People want the Roads paved.
They Want the schools built.
They want more and better Law enforcement.
They do not want to pay extra taxes to get any of it.
That is our responsibility.
SEE The Light - Fight
or at least stock up and dig in
Not just sin tax......people will be willing to accept any new taxes, as long as those new taxes are not on them. They'll say, "Oh, I'm not rich, so yeah let's raise the taxes on the rich." This is why in 2014, a record number of millionaires left the US and gave up US citizenship. What's notable is that there are a significant number of individuals on the list that are supporters of the Democratic party.
Record 3,415 Americans give up citizenship
Oh, my heart bleeds for the rich people. It's one thing to complain about the gov't taking your money... it's quite another to complain about it when you've got 10 or 100 million in some tax-shelter.
Those tax shelters are the problem! I guess they're afraid they won't be able to feed their children... caviar and champagne. That "Papa John" guy is a perfect example of what's wrong with rich people... he's worth about 400 million... and didn't want to give his employees health insurance. Can't you hear that tiny violin? 
Andria
if a person makes themselves a boatload of money by working their .... off,why is it fair for someone else to tell them what they should do with it ?they want insurance,go to school and get better jobsOh, my heart bleeds for the rich people. It's one thing to complain about the gov't taking your money... it's quite another to complain about it when you've got 10 or 100 million in some tax-shelter.
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