Just guessing on quantities sold men. I've personally accounted for over 12. Isn't everyone a freak like me?
No one is like you dude.....
Just guessing on quantities sold men. I've personally accounted for over 12. Isn't everyone a freak like me?
Since this thread is devolving anyway... Anyone who imports one to the U.S.runs afoul of the law. 18 U.S. Code § 2320 is only a partial explanation of what constitutes counterfeit trafficking but has the catch all at the end about "transhipment" that covers import and export and isn't specific about quantities,... but the really important part is the penalties portion. A 2 million dollar fine and a decade in the clink is a substantial risk in my book. Seems like a lot of risk over trying to "save" a hundred bucks. ---> The REO is patented. Importing a REO Clone to the U.S. or any U.S. Territories is illegal.
So, in essence, you don't know what you are talking about and just looking to scaremonger.
You might ask folks around the fashion district in NY if what I said is scare mongering or if folks actually find themselves in trouble in situations just like this and charged with that exact code. Information is power.
What type of person is in the market for a REO? The casual vaper moving on from cigalikes or the enthusiast/hobbyist who doesn't mind spending a little time finding out what he is after and a few minutes actually purchasing a REO?
Wow thanks for this. Do you have an inline voltmeter you could use to compare output with the real thing?Wow. Time to get this thread back on track. I received my clone yesterday and after almost a full day of use, I'm both very impressed and very satisfied. No problems with the 510, no leaks, squeezing the bottle feels just like my SL, no problems with the button, etc. What can I say? It works just fine. Rewicked my clone Chalice, loaded up some VG heavy GVC, popped in a 20A AW, and started happily vaping away.
My only complaints are in the fit and finish department. The door doesn't slide as nicely as my SL and seems like it might be a fraction of a millimeter too tall. A heavy duty Scotch Brite pad helped the door and I can probably easily do more to make it better.The magnets feel pretty weak with very little feeling that they've attracted each other. There are a couple places where the coating has worn off/didn't adhere. It's in relatively unnoticeable places though and just small spots. Finally, there's a bit of a blemish near the window. It's not that noticeable unless you're looking for it, but you can feel it.
For just a couple dollars more than I paid for an Owl, this thing blows it away. It's an exceptional bargain for someone looking to find out if squonking is their thing. If I bought this before my SL, it likely would have delayed my purchase of the SL (I definitely would have purchased it eventually). We'll see what happens over time, but I'm very happy with this $24 device.
What type of person is in the market for a REO? The casual vaper moving on from cigalikes or the enthusiast/hobbyist who doesn't mind spending a little time finding out what he is after and a few minutes actually purchasing a REO?
So what attys will fit? What is maximum atty diameter?
And rather than understand your ignorance, you compound it. A design patent is not a trademark. Thus, talking about situations involving counterfeit trademarks does not substantiate your erroneous claims.
Hardly. Please read "United States International Trade Commission Investigation No. 332-514 USITC Publication 4199 (amended) November 2010 China: Intellectual Property Infringement, Indigenous Innovation Policies, and Frameworks for Measuring the Effects on the U.S. Economy" -- And then read Saving American Manufacturing by Mike Collins -- And then read... Well, then do your own research. It was perfectly legal to purchase counterfeit goods in the US up until 2011. The trademark and copyright codes were separate. Not today. Because of that USITC report in 2010, it became way more complex. It isn't a legal behavior any more if you actually initiate the import. If it's already here, the supply side is the only thing regulated. If you are causing the item to be imported, then the demand side is now also regulated.
Just curious about the 510.No problems with the 510
Just curious about the 510.
Since you also have an authentic, you know the advantages of the reverse threading.
The ability to tighten and adjust the air hole position, as well as get a solid connection.
With the regular threaded clone, doesn't it just tighten until the addy bottoms out in the catch cup?
SuperX, every site I deal with for anything has a contact number and biz lisc or I don't waste my time.
(That's why I avoid Facebook only sales like the plague. I didn't cheat when I had a biz, get a lisc and be legit)
But that's basic things that every real business has to have.
But can you Tell me honestly you don't think the REO site isnt difficult to navigate, and hasnt costs sales?
I honestly can't build a website, nor do want to, but I do have experience running a successful manufacturing business for more years than there has even been a vape scene.
I was offering some very basic general advice to Rob, after he openly admitted sales were bad, laid off employees, and was upset about the clones.
I like the REO, and think a guy like Rob should get some real support beyond fanboyism.
I encouraged him to keep his head up, and explained how he could possibly turn this around to his advantage.
I have supported him over and over in this thread.
For offering support all I got was slammed by the fanboys, and cursed at.
I may buy a REO, I won't buy the clone, but I have no desire to be a part of the "Church of REO" cult.