Ok Seriously. I'm finished.

[Kenny Young]

I'm a little over $1000 dollars into this vaping BS (well, if you take into account the money I've saved from not buying cigarettes, it's more like $700)!!

After today's purchase rolls in I'll have 6 Mods, One Metric ..... TON of tanks, and enough juice to last till Christmas.

I'm saying buh-bye to this Forum for a while. You people are a terrible influence on me.

But...I've quit smoking.

(Ermahgerd, I just bought a Provari, and my first RBA...I'm gonna need wire and wick stuff, but I swear, after that, I'M DONE!)

 

[skyztheLynnit]

You can't leave. You have to pass on your knowledge in the new members section for the next 3 months, or 500 posts. (Whichever comes first). It's in the ECF contract.

 

[XeniaMike]

I hear ya. I don't know how many times I've read someone's comment and immediately opened a new tab to check the price of an item. Horrible. But I can't give up ECF, the withdrawals are too bad.

 

[Faylool]

It takes replacing a bad habit with a good habit. Lately I haven't had any money in the account to spend but every day I look and load a cart and then leave the site . Multiple times. Yes, it is a compulsion. Must take control and try not to justify what healthy money saving deal in the long run because because because....and. And and....

 

[Kenny Young]

Honestly, I have been circling the Provari site like a vulture for two weeks. My heart knew I was going to buy one, and so did half of my brain. It was inevitable.

I found a good deal on one in the classifieds here. Black Provari V2.5 along with a Aga T+ RBA. $150...soooooo...I did my research and saved some money (keep telling yourself that, Kenny...suuuuuuure).

 

[Chimney34]

Hahahahaa! Every time I said I was really done I ended up buying more! Never speak those words again my friend!!! NEVER

 

[soba1]

You can't leave. You have to pass on your knowledge in the new members section for the next 3 months, or 500 posts. (Whichever comes first). It's in the ECF contract.

She is right, you have to give it away to keep it.........
Pay it forward.
The OP has enough stuff to last til next lifetime

 

[Malarky]

I'm actually doing pretty good. The last thing I purchased hardware wise was my AGA-T and that was over a month ago. No desire for anything else ATM. I did just drop $40 on some juice on Sunday, but juice is a must have. Can't vape air.

 

[crxess]

It's easy to stop..................Just run out of money like I did.

Thank goodness my last purchases were DIY Supplies and a Few volume Coops

 

[Snickerfritz]

It's really not necessary to spend that kind of money. Sounds like your set for a while though. By the time Christmas rolls around, I wouldn't be surprised if all the stuff had paid for itself in saved cigarette funds.

 

[SilentEcho13]

This is a prime example of when vaping becomes a hobby and not so much a habit

 

[soba1]

You can't leave. You have to pass on your knowledge in the new members section for the next 3 months, or 500 posts. (Whichever comes first). It's in the ECF contract.

She is right you know you should pay it forward. Give freely what has been so freely given to you.....

 

[mare ze dotes]

I once read somthing here that stuck to me, "Habit replacement therapy". I can see that for some of you gadget people. It is a bit for me too, But now I like the support and the internet friends more. i have pretty much found my device and delivery.

 

[DavidOck]

Golly, only $700 down?

How much does chemo / radiation cost?

Sure, initial (and subsequent... and continuing.....) hardware buys can add up, IF you can just stop and look at the gear you've got and say something like "hey, it works, I'm off the stinkies", then just maybe you can rein yourself in and set up a budget?

And also sure, some of the gear is really nifty and enticing. And hard to resist. But the key thing to remember is that whatever keeps you from burning tobacco is just fine!

 

[Robino1]

I once read somthing here that stuck to me, "Habit replacement therapy". I can see that for some of you gadget people. It is a bit for me too, But now I like the support and the internet friends more. i have pretty much found my device and delivery.

I'm the same way. I've got a setup I'm totally satisfied with. I've found my juice vendor that I totally love. I'm on cruise control and it will probably stay as is. I'm not one to fiddle or experiment. Some may say that I should try this or that (and they have) but I'm pretty boring and I've figured out all the ins and outs of my setup.

I'm content.

Those are words I never would have dreamed of uttering after getting off of cigarettes.

Great day!!

 

[jefsview]

I see that you're verified member as well: STAY AWAY FROM THE CLASSIFIEDS!

That is all...

 

[SpinDr480]

I have been guilty of this to, but after spending over $500 in a months time I finally settled on my Vamo, ProTanks and EVODs as my delivery method. I learned how to rebuild heads, and just made my first purchase to try making DIY juice. I have so many bottles of wasted juice, that I think the savings will be had by mixing my own.

Plus, I may get new gear in the future but going to wait until something really different comes out. Maybe start looking again around Christmas to see what is out there as far as gear.

 

[Omnipanzer]

I too am in too deep.

/hang head in shame

 

[bnrkwest]

I think we all have gone thru this I try to stay away from all the latest and greatest stuff, because i know me by now, I like easy simple grab and go stuff like ego sized batts and my main stay is cartos. I have a bunch of other stuff too, even a provari, but haven't added any new things lately besides batts and juice. bnrk

 

[VapHer]

I think it evens out financially and with vaping you'll be ahead... And healthier! But I hear ya


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