No... but I have Vanilla cream (it will have to do)
Sadly, this is going to be the end of our great days of ordering online. I would suspect if you have local vape shops in your area that their prices will increase as well. I even wonder, how will they even remain stocked? Will they even be able to get shipments?
I'll probably order a few more rolls of my favorite Clapton wire and pour a little beer on the floor for all our dead memories of the glory years of vaping.
It's Word-Up Ecig in Stuart, FL. They're relatively small compared to other vendors. I've bought some Clearance things from them several times, and found a few things that were HTF before. But their regular prices, and even their Clearance priced stuff now...are at or above other vendors' prices for the most part.
I looked up a picture of that car and it looks like a regular sedan. It doesn't look like it sits lower than the average car. Those must be some dips you're hitting.
I think we'll still be able to get wire from places like temco but can't say that for sure. I wonder what the sites like FT, sourcemore, etc will do? I can't see them giving up all of the US orders that they get.
From my understanding, after reading through the new Bill on 2 different websites....the ban only applies to online sales and shipment to end users...not B2B. So vendors would still be able to stock their physical stores. They can card customers in their stores, which they can't do online. Teens know how to get around those Age Verification set-ups online.
Some of the sites I buy from just ask for your birthdate. That's not even really age verification in my opinion. Most don't ask for anything. I don't think I've been in a physical vape shop in 8-10 years. I would have to google vape shops to find one.
I got an email from Mister E-Liquid, saying the same thing about the ban on shipping directly to customers. However, he said IF people still wanted to get Mister E-liquid juices that they like after March....they should ask their local vape shop to start carrying it, in hopes that they'd contact Mister E-Liquid and order it from him for their shops. So...he must be interpreting the shipping ban the same way...that shipping B2B will still be allowed.
vanilla bean ice cream is a good one to have on hand it works great as a cream, or as an ice cream...but go with you got if it works for you
My package has arrived. I have been pleasantly surprised with the Arbiter RTA... the thing is huge!
My package has arrived. I have been pleasantly surprised with the Arbiter RTA... the thing is huge!
I forget, does Oxva make that rta?
So...what's everyone going to do with extras from their stash, and/or things they think they won't ever use...that you want to sell? 1) Put them on the Classies and ship them before the shipping ban for vaping things takes effect? Or 2) Wait until afterwards and take your chances with the USPS (which means not being honest) when the clerk rattles off that question of "anything liquid, fragile, hazardous, or perishable, perfume, lithium batteries, or vaping items in the package?" Or 3) Just hang on to everything in your stash to maybe help local friends out later?
ETA: Thinking about it further just now....there's nothing in the Bill that specifically mentions the shipment of vaping items via USPS if you're not a business/vendor. I wonder if that's a viable loophole for the everyday person to ship them to friends, relatives, or other people that one knows are definitely "of legal age"?
Afterall...the Bill's supposed purpose, was to prevent underage people from ordering/receiving vaping items via online shopping, which means from a business or vendor.
ETA: Thinking about it further just now....there's nothing in the Bill that specifically mentions the shipment of vaping items via USPS if you're not a business/vendor. I wonder if that's a viable loophole for the everyday person to ship them to friends, relatives, or other people that one knows are definitely "of legal age"?
Afterall...the Bill's supposed purpose, was to prevent underage people from ordering/receiving vaping items via online shopping, which means from a business or vendor.
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Does look pretty big.My package has arrived. I have been pleasantly surprised with the Arbiter RTA... the thing is huge!
Plans were today to book a flight to Texas, and rent a van to bring back personal effects from condo we just sold. Mission accomplished.
Just started re-learning html, I'm finding it incredibly easy so far, but I had a lot of practice at it designing and building my own websites back in the day as a wee lad.
Just started re-learning html, I'm finding it incredibly easy so far, but I had a lot of practice at it designing and building my own websites back in the day as a wee lad.
I usually tell them yes there's liquid, if they ask I either say yes liquid....which they usually ask is it combustible and I say no....or if it's perishable and again I say no...if they ask then I usually say essential oils (close enough)....
And I finished cleaning my basement too! The logistics of planning my trip to Texas and back wasn't easy. There are many variables, and finally the solution presented itself only today with new developments.
Just in time
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